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We want to share with your our visit on October 24 to Chief Moses Ratt School twenty kilometers North of La Ronge. | Kathy's corner is seen above left is located at Air Ronge. Taxis are a vital part of Northern Saskatchewan life. |
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There were times when we were driving in light snow and this image shows the troubled early winter sky. | Only minutes after the picture at left we met a school bus and the sun was shining. |
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La Ronge is in the Canadian Shield so massive out crops of basalt are common along the road. | Winds have removed the coloured leaves from the mixed boreal forest North of La Ronge. |
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This small village has its church and some businesses. | This little bridge gives you a view of the snow and modern homes. |
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A footbridge is part of the sidewalk along the main street. |
The Lake extends into the village. |
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This bilevel split house is typical of many of the newer homes in the village. | A modern medical facility providing a nursing station and offices for community health workers. |
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Chief Moses Ratt School is a modern elementary school. | The melting snow at the main entrance tells the story of the season's change. |
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Impressive bicycle parking area and one hardy individual still making use of his bike. | The main entrance foyer has this tree at its centre as the school stretches out from this central point. |
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In the library six Apple 5200 computers are busy at work. | This fellow was the only individual to notice the camera and the stranger taking pictures. |
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Individual and group activities around the computer. |
The librarian at her workstation. |
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Principal Sally Cook discussed the school's computers with Andrew in front of the main office. | If you must go fishing, better to have a chair to sit on, right? |
All images on this page made with a Hitachi Camcorder, captured with an ATI Xclaim VR card in a Motorola 3000/200 and modified with Adobe Photoshop. This page is the work of Timothy W. Shire. |