It’s a story that was sensational in the 1840’s, and which held its allure for nearly two centuries. Since the wrecks of the Erebus and
Author: Glen C. Larson
I grew up in rural Saskatchewan, farmed for a good part of my life and currently live in Saskatoon. I'm a recreational writer, having now released three books.
Somewhere along the way, I became a violin enthusiast and, as well as learning to play, I'm doing some finishing, rebuilding, repair and resale. Look up my contact info and drop me a line. I can talk violins all day!
All in the Wild – Jason Bantle
Something reminded me today of a Saskatchewan photographer originally from Cudworth. When we lived around Cudworth for a short time in the mid
Tuning the Violin Plates
In this video, I summarize my findings on my last violin project, the birdseye maple. As I continue to learn more about luthiery, the next
The Addison Sod House
With fewer than a handful of functioning sod houses in existence, this would definitely be a National Historic Site worth visiting. In 1911, a carpenter
Danceland
H/T Brian Edwards Apparently early stage of dementia has begun, as I didn’t remember doing a previous blog post about Danceland. It’s really, good, though.
Thiessen’s Pro Hardware, Hague
You just never know when you might happen upon one of small-town Saskatchewan’s undiscovered gems. Today I was touring with my wife Diane and cousin
