Saturday morning we met up with Mark and Bella to ski Swedetown trails.
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Me and Bella, we only get up here after the season has ended. |
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Finally! We're off. |
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Warm weather makes my nose itch. |
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Bella spied vermin... |
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...and I smelled some beneath the snow. |
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I bet I can dig him out! |
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I'd a got him....if everyone wouldn't have left. |
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Don't leave me! |
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I had to get to my usual spot up ahead. |
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We wanted to show how deep the snow still is, even after much melting. This marks a bike trail we ride. |
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Me and Bella are fellow trail mutts, ya know. |
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A peek-a-boo of the big lake. |
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Oh yeah, we recommend snow baths. |
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Bella says, "Since I can't read, I guess I can't follow the directions on that sign." |
Then in the afternoon it being so nice out, Arly and Sandy got a road bike out and went for their 1st ride of the season!
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They headed out to Chassell on highway 41. |
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...and came back in on the recently plowed bike path. |
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Deep dirty banks remaining. |
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A view of Mont Ripley! |
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It was such a nice 1st ride of the year, rubbery legs and all. |
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That same afternoon, our friendly neighborhood pileated stopped by for lunch. |
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After that he hung out on the tree looking for more goodies. The gold finches are changing back to yellow. |
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These crow sized woodpeckers use their trails as props. |
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