"I Have Two Hometowns."
When you live close to two towns, they can both become your hometown. Loverna Saskatchewan was only 8 miles from our farm and was part of our social life growing up. We would go there to Sports Days, dances, music lessons, and curling. I played fastball with the Loverna ball team for several years and I think of Loverna as my other hometown, many of my good friends still actively farm in the Loverna area. This summer a group of photographer friends and I will be in the area doing a detailed still photo and video on small towns and surrounding areas. Esther, Loverna, Hoosier and Fusilier will be on the agenda.
Monday 6 March 2017
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That sounds like a great project Ron, those places are all on my list to see.
ReplyDeletehow great it will be to see all of those places again
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing this. My mom being from a farm outside of Hoosier, I have heard many stories of how Loverna was the hotspot.
ReplyDeleteNow Fusiler was my own first hand stories from the rodeo days.
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