Prince Albert is one of the northern-most cities of Saskatchewan that has anything of a noteworthy population. This is even more impressive when you consider there are no multi-lane highways leading here -- it's all a two-lane highways (one lane each way). But being dedicated to The Cause, we headed that way.

If you build a colorful sign, colorful sign-gazers will visit. Like us. And members of the Iowa Rotary Club.	Tubby guessed this was a Greek Orthodox church. A bold choice, but no -- Roman Catholic.	I suspect this used to be a bank, just like the museum down the street looks like an old fire station.
A gazebo-based view of what I think is the North Saskatchewan River. And a bridge. Mmm, bridge.	Nothing too extraordinary for these parts -- a grain elevator for loading up the trains.	Over by the Wal-Mart, we found what we suspect is the source of all the clouds we've been seeing.