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The hu-dad may finally have mowed our field, but all of the rain and sun have really caused an explosion of vegetation on our trails.
This trail might be clear, but the growth on either side of the trail is fairly thick. A challenge walking side by side by side.
Kiska! We think you missed the trail. Don't get lost.
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Natasha
Rusty
Kiska
Qannik
Cheoah
Frankie
What a lovely trail you all had again! It looks a bit complicated there so please don’t get lost!
Do you ever hike with a machete to chop your way through all that vegetation? That sure is a lot of pretty pantyloons on the black and white team! Qannik is so shiny white! Wowzers!
Wooos! Just walk through it all like I do, no need to follow the train exactly , I know where to go!
~husky kisses~
-Kira The BeaWootiful
Well, Herd, I think that you need to demand that your hu-dad pre-grooms next to the trails that you’re planning to hike!
I love seeing all that green, so lush and beautiful. I couldn’t help but worry about ticks though, because K is so dangerously allergic to them. I’m glad that none of you are allergic to them!
KB –
Ticks, fortunately, are virtually unheard of on the higher elevation trails here. You drop down into the Piedmont and Coastal area and they are everywhere (and lots of Lyme Disease in Virginia), but we are blessed to live in a zone without them.
What nice photos! Do you worry about snakes?
Sam
Great question! Not a lot of poisonous snakes here (though that trail was the Rattlesnake Lodge Trail), but we commonly see non-poisonous snakes.
kiska is making here on trail
BOL
Kissslobbers
El’bow & Hauwii
I hope you don’t have ticks in your area. I know some people have them, but we are lucky not to. Your trails look like real fun to me
Stay cool!!!
Kisses,
Emma Rose
Going into the rough is most fun!! Mom loves how you keep your hu-dad on leash like that!
Wags,
Zona
That’s OK, so now you get to hike in the jungle. Just watch out for the ticks and stuff.
Happy weekend.
Woos – Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Follow that Snowflake!
Great pikhs!
Happy Friday to ALL of WOO!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Oh no…don’t get lost.
Well, if there’s not enough room, clearly Kiska is going to make her own trail.
I guess it’s sort of like breaking snow … only with plants! Cool!
Play bows,
Zim
Cue “Go Your Own Way” by Fleetwood Mac …
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Thanks, Mr. Monkey
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Beautifully GREEN!! Looks like a wonderful hike!
Hugs and snaggle-tooth kisses,
Sierra Rose