18 January 2009

If the shoe fits...

I joined some friends for the day since Art is off in sunny Arizona. They have a rope tow set up in their back yard with several runs cleared for skiing. They also have many trails carved for snowshoeing in winter, and hiking in the summer.
We had about eight inches of fresh fluffy snow last night so it was beautiful.
We spent a good part of the day hiking around, then headed inside for chili, venison stew, chicken soup and fresh baked bread.
It warmed up about twenty degrees over what it has been all week. Still amazing to me how warm the teens can feel after a cold snap.
A great day :-)

8 comments:

Sue said...

Oh my!! that's alot of snow. To think I was complaining a few days ago about it being too cold down here....Today I was out BBQ-ing on the deck...I'll be quite now.....

Jan said...

When I lived in snow country, I unbuttoned my coat when it got 20 degrees. Now I freeze when it dips below 50.

Anonymous said...

Snow is very pretty. Too bad it's so cold!! Yvonne

nikkicrumpet said...

It's so true about the temps. My hubby went out to plow the new snow and said "gee it's pretty nice outside" I was laughing because it's still in the teens...but dang if it doesn't feel balmy compared to last week!

Lisa Pogue said...

My goodness I bet that's great exercise. I tend to "think" about getting out in the snow and walking my usual spring/summer/fall route, but so far I haven't. You have beautiful country up there!

EXSENO said...

I don't live where it is normally that cold in the winter. But we have had a few ice storms and freak snow storms over the years have stayed on the ground for a while and it is true that when you get unusually cold weather and then it go's up a few degrees, you do suddenly feel like it's not so bad. I wonder why. Maybe it has something to do with the body adjusting to it's environment

Uncivil said...

Great pics Shannon! It looks so much prettier up there than it does down here in the dirty south!
Let's drink the Kool-Aid.........yellow snow,yellow snow,yellow, snow!!!!!

Renna said...

That's it, I'm moving to New Hampshire! We were in the 70's today, and I actually got a tad too warm when walking the dog. I WANT SNOW!!!