This past weekend I was outside for hours upon hours EVERY DAY! On Friday Sanford and I went on a huge hike up to Sucker Lake, followed some fresh moose tracks for a while, peered in the windows of abandoned buildings. The usual Bridge River Valley outing. On Saturday I made a new ski-touring friend. Awesome guy. I hadn’t met him before but heard he was a trustworthy gentleman so I called him up Friday night to suggest we head out skiing the next day and he was all for it! We rode up to Sunshine (“the local ski hill”) on his sled, with me standing with both feet along the left side of the sled, my left hand on the handlebar, he on the right, his right hand on the right handlebar – tandem steering and a place to hold onto in the middle with our other hands. It was so much FUN! We chatted all day about the craziness of the world, documentaries, 2012, all the nerdy stuff I thrive on. Then on Sunday it was out for another afternoon of skating on the lake. YES!
Sanford and I on our walk.
I have been so busy with work, my little outdoor adventures, wood chopping (the shed needed to be re-stocked with burnable piles) and reading that I have not had much time to spend writing posts. I do however have a pile of pictures to share. A few for tonight, and perhaps some tomorrow, time permitting. The weather has been beautiful, and with the great outdoors literally beckoning from my doorstep I just can’t seem to stay inside long enough to type something up!
Nice pics of the country,including the big mutt. The first time i saw himnchagring up Anna's driveway, I thought we were supper, including Kia. He looks like nice company, though.
ReplyDeletehave been at the ski hill before, last time with Fran, and before thatwhen there used to b e up to a hundred people on it, including a rope tow. That was a while ago. have fun JohnK
Sanford is lovely company to have out here. I take him out almost every day :) I can't believe how much the area has changed around here. Not a soul in sight up there while we were there. A rope tow! Crazy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments John. Looking forward to some hiking this summer!