Originally Posted by scifan57

Here are some photos of the Anglican Cathedral in Regina. It was built in 1893-4 and is the oldest building in downtown Regina.
As you can see from the photos, there is a major addition under construction. This addition will be the new parish hall, which replaces the one built in the 1950's.


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Very nice pics of the church, Sci--is this the church you belong to?

Originally Posted by skimonkey

Very nice pics of the church, Sci--is this the church you belong to?

No, I belong to a Lutheran church.

Originally Posted by scifan57

No, I belong to a Lutheran church.

Ok-very nice church!!

One of the neatest libraries - Bud Werner Library in Steamboat Springs Colorado. The Yampa river runs behind it and you can cross the river on an ice bridge in the winter. In the spring (Mud season) the river flows so wild from runoff there is a huge standing wave that kayakers can flip, spin, turn and all sorts of tricks without moving downstream - that is until they move out of the sweet spot then suddenly they are traveling at upwards of 30 miles per hour backwards heading downstream.

I have taken many pictures here, all with a conventional camera, but this one is courtesy of steamboatsmyhome.com






And this one is from Denverpost.com




The building is designed like an old ski lodge in memory of W. J. "Buddy" Werner

Fascinating place and great photos. Thanks


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It's good to see those developments going on in Regina, Scifan. Would you be tempted to work closer to home when the store is finished and looking for staff?

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Originally Posted by Richard Brown

It's good to see those developments going on in Regina, Scifan. Would you be tempted to work closer to home when the store is finished and looking for staff?

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If I did, I'd lose my 7 weeks of paid vacation and several dollars of my hourly wage.

Originally Posted by zstairlessone

One of the neatest libraries - Bud Werner Library in Steamboat Springs Colorado. The Yampa river runs behind it and you can cross the river on an ice bridge in the winter. In the spring (Mud season) the river flows so wild from runoff there is a huge standing wave that kayakers can flip, spin, turn and all sorts of tricks without moving downstream - that is until they move out of the sweet spot then suddenly they are traveling at upwards of 30 miles per hour backwards heading downstream.

I have taken many pictures here, all with a conventional camera, but this one is courtesy of steamboatsmyhome.com

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And this one is from Denverpost.com

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The building is designed like an old ski lodge in memory of W. J. "Buddy" Werner

That's a great story about the inspiration behind the design of the Bud Werner Library, zstairlessone. The setting is brilliant, and it looks like the white water sports are appreciated by the locals.

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I guess we all know what's in this building?



679 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

Originally Posted by scifan57

I guess we all know what's in this building?

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=37441"/>679 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

Now why isn't this on Where in the World? I might be able to guess this one