William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: garage

A side view photo of a store, garage and home located on a rise above a side road near Spring Valley, Saskatchewan. The structure appears to be in several sections grafted together at different times.

An abandoned structure situated beside a gravel road leading the now mostly-empty community of Spring Valley. This appears to be a store/garage and living quarters that have been grafted together at different times.

This whimsical collection is located behind a garage that backs onto a pathway used by joggers and dog walkers. It is close to Regina's Albert Memorial Bridge, which may have been the inspiration for the sign.

What had been a nice Mercedes-Benz sedan sits inside a garage in small town Saskatchewan. The engine had been pulled at some point before the garage was left abandoned. The floor was solid, but the roof had caved in a several places.

A house and garage in Frankslake, Saskatchewan, northeast of Regina. Both buildings appear to be abandoned, although someone is cutting the grass around the yard and tending to the flowers growing in the homemade planter.

A mural found in a back alley in Regina. It shows a Saskatchewan Roughrider fan wearing a watermelon helmet, driving a car with the team's mascot, Gainer the Gopher, in the passenger seat. The team logo is in the upper left. The mural may have been painted in 2010, the 100th anniversary of the team's founding.

Someone painted the logo of the Saskatchewan Roughriders football club on the side of a garage near the stadium where the team plays, but included is a small figure of a white horse, the symbol of the hated Calgary Stampeders. For good measure, the name Saskatchewan below has been interrupted by a fence.

I was first attracted to this image by the bright orange hose against the weathered wood of the garage several years ago. Every time I return to Ardill, Saskatchewan, I take more photos. This is the 2021 version.

A former garage on the main street of Mankota, Saskatchewan. Desaturating the image accentuates the feeling I felt looking at the place. Do not use this image on blogs, websites or other media without permission. © 2015 William Armstrong. All rights reserved.