Saskatchewan, Canada

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McKenzie and I wanted to go to a couple of Canadian provinces as well. We really wanted to go to Saskatchewan, just because it had a unique name. Saskatchewan is a very beautiful area with many plains and gorgeous vegetation, like flowers. The area has prairies, forests, and grasslands (http://www.aitc.sk.ca/sask
schools/sask/skgeo.html). Many different heritages live there, such as French and Scottish people, Aboriginal peoples, and different types of refugees (http://www.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=89b4f1e2-e0ba-4c9f-95bf-7c6a4fcbd070). The people living there were very kind and generous, especially when we stayed in our hotel. We stayed in The James Hotel, which is located very near to the Kiwanis Park, which we visited multiple days in a row. The hotel was gorgeous. We were able to get a hotel room that had a balcony and we could look over upon the South Saskatchewan River.

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Above is an image of our hotel room. It was just amazing!


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The Kiwanis Park was very beautiful. It is a memorial park for all the history of Saskatchewan and important occurrences over time. The park was fun to explore and experience.


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After stopping at the park, we ended up eating at the Little Red Market Cafe. They have delicious food and a huge variety. Although, a lot of their foods items include lamb, which tastes amazing. McKenzie and I both had the Maple Bacon Ice Cream Sandwich (http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/274/1766493/restaurant/Saskatchewan/Moose-Jaw/Little-Red-Market-Cafe-Mortlach).