William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: North Saskatchewan River

A very large erratic left behind by a retreating glacier, with a mural showing 12 Doukhobor women pulling a plough, while a man guides the plough. The erratic is located near the Doukhobor Caves historic site, where settlers lived during their first year or two in Saskatchewan.

This large stone - called a glacial erratic - sits at the edge of a farmer's field, and close to the Doukhobor Caves, a National Historic Site. Doukhobor settlers lived in dug out caves on the side of the North Saskatchewan River Valley for a year or two until they could build a house. The mural depicts Doukhobor women pulling a plough, while a man at the back supervises.

The North Saskatchewan River is one of the major rivers that flows through the province. The bridge looks considerably newer than the shed, which sits above the river floodplain.