The quietness of the wilderness as we walked up the closed road was amazing. We say rabbit tracks, some deer, and large tracks from a recent visit of a moose. I am sorry I missed seen him. We definitely planned to do this again.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
JW'S FIRST SNOW SHOEING ADVENTURE!
The quietness of the wilderness as we walked up the closed road was amazing. We say rabbit tracks, some deer, and large tracks from a recent visit of a moose. I am sorry I missed seen him. We definitely planned to do this again.
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4 comments:
Now that looks like a whole bunch of fun. I can't imagine getting MrC to snow shoe. sighhh!
don't give up miss keewee...men can be full of surprises!! this picture is a great example!!
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Perhaps it's the fact that I come from a warm country that skiing never interested me - what I wanted to do when I arrived here in this snowy country was Cross country, it definately looks safer than flying down the slopes on skis. 3 Decades later and I still haven't done the slightest bit of cross country. Your snow shoes look very interesting. I have asked my husband if snow shoes are sold here (I haven't seen any) and he says it is used mainly high up in the Swiss Alps.
Have fun Hostagirl, and I hope you'll be lucky to get a glimpse of the deer and moose next time.
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