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Tomorrow, we will show you some video of us walking in the middle of the storm (we are saving that for Walking Wednesday), but thought we would share some Monday pictures with you – the day after the storm. Nice warm day with a high of 23F (-5C), so we went for a long walk both in the morning and the evening – yay!
From our front porch with the sun rising behind us
Natasha, still hunting the thing from yesterday
Love how the snow is glistening in the sunrise (click to enlarge)
Kiska enjoying the snow walk with her sister
Rusty doing his high step
From our evening walk, Natasha (the stubborn) and Kiska still hunting
From the hill behind us, a picture of the sunset and our house. The mountain we see from our porch is to the right. We are, as they say, down in the hollar, which protects us from the winds.
My mom always gets those WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! eyes when she sees your scenery!
And we both get THAT SMILE as soon as we see Rusty!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: I hope to keep my beaWOOtiful white blanket fur another day or so!
Hello, thanks for visiting my blog, I did not know I had beed nominated I will have to go lookie.
Beautiful scenery, it all looks so perfect and what good snow!
~lickies, Ludo
I love a girl with determination. Keep hunting Natasha! I know you find it.
Brice
We love the beautiful pictures!!!
I love how your house is tucked in the hills!
Mochi
Simply GORGEOUS! Can I come on your next walk with you? Please!!??!!
Love,
Ammy
*throwing myself on my dog bed and whining*
I WANNA live down in the hollar too!
Simcha
who really enjoyed your photos
Breathtaking!!!!Love that third pic. Great highstepper woo have there.
Tail wags, the OP Pack
Beeewoootiful views from your den. I got jipped on the snow but I am over now(kinda). I am reallly happy for you 6. Looks like a great walk with amazing views.
Keep on hunting Natasha. You will get it. It might be a rodent-cicle by the time you get it, but don’t give up. Mmmmmm squirrel-cicle.
Ozzie
Now that’s what I’m talking about! Snow is tons better than rain. I hope your snow doesn’t get taken by the snow thief any time soon!
Kat