You can just about make out the words 'Saskatchewan' and 'Southey' on this archetypal grain elevator, now being replaced by metal storage silos. Vast open areas of Priairie. Long straight roads going as far as the eye can see. Journeys can be timed quite precisely as there are unlikely to be any significant traffic delays and the speed limits are quite rigidly enforced. Vicki, vicar of churches at Gordon's and Day Star First Nation Reserves drives me 450 kms on the Saturday we meet and seems to think little of it. Tuesday, 20 September 2011
On the road
You can just about make out the words 'Saskatchewan' and 'Southey' on this archetypal grain elevator, now being replaced by metal storage silos. Vast open areas of Priairie. Long straight roads going as far as the eye can see. Journeys can be timed quite precisely as there are unlikely to be any significant traffic delays and the speed limits are quite rigidly enforced. Vicki, vicar of churches at Gordon's and Day Star First Nation Reserves drives me 450 kms on the Saturday we meet and seems to think little of it. 
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It sounds like you're really missing the M6.
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