Thank you, Robert Frost!
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Um, it doesn’t exactly look less traveled to ME. Just sayin’.
FROST!!!
*SIGH!*
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
As you were…
Koda MD
Hmmmm… Your blog is coming out really funny to me – the font is very tiny and the pictures are scattered everywhere! LOL – I did find the pictures and the comment section though! I’ve always loved Robert Frost!
Sam
Rusty looks well proud of himself
Khumbu does exactly the same, if there is a different route to be taken, it will be his!
Walk on the edge, that’s how enjoy life.
Mr. Taleteller
I love the poem by Frost! I think Rusty and Kiska have the right idea!
You’ve converted my husband. He ordered the seatbelt harnesses yesterday!
Love it! And Rusty looks like he knows he made the better decision.
Love it! He is quite an adventurer
Kisses,
Emma Rose
I like walking on ledges too. It’s nice to be taller than Steve.
Kat
Those look like the perfect width for Siberian paws alright!
jack a-roo & moo too
Ha roo roo roo! You two are great. Dave said that Robert Frost dude wrote some good stuff. I asked him if he wrote any Haik-woo and Dave said “no” — so how good could he be?
Play bows,
Zim
oh we likey a lot
we’s scared of the high’s but you look most magnificent up there
we gave you a wardie on our bloggy post today
please to come ck it out when you get a minute
pibble sugars and wee wags
the pittie pack
Has Rusty been teaching Kiska his tricks?
Woos – Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Mom loves that poem! She told it to me when I was tiny pup because I never liked to stay on the paths but instead wandered off on my own routes. Your hike looks beautiful…ledges and all!
Sometimes great things can be discovered on the road less travelled!
Kisses,
Nala
Good choice!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Ooh! That is one of my human’s favouritist poems! Great post!
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
that is my all time favorite poem
I don’t think we have any less-traveled roads here in Southern California …