Tags
dogs, Nemo, snow, snowshowing
Blue tracks. Photo by Paul Syversen.
At first it was pretty. Then it got pretty exciting. Karina didn’t know where/how to do her business in snow deep enough to swallow her. Cabin fever set in. And then today, a beautiful walk on snowshoes through our local woods.
First flakes arrive.
Two hours later.
The next morning.
You want me to do what?
Man vs. nature.
Into the woods.
Broken snow.
Friends appear through the trees!
Hey buddy!
No description required….
Shifting Gears 
Those doggies look like they’re having a great time! 🙂
I love your photos Judith, you make me want snow shoes.
I have been loving seeing all of these snow photos on various blogs and yours are simply stunning!!! Well and of course I loved the happy puppers. 🙂
Stay warm friend, gros bisous,
h
The best snow photographs I’ve seen…and I love snow photographs (especially with Karine in them). Snow falling in the trees, the sunshine, then dogs and snowshoeing humans breaking trail…perfect! (Am I sounding like someone who has never experienced the downside of snow? That’s mostly the case, but I did spend 3 winters in Moscow and was in Boston for the snowstorm of 1978.) Bravo to the excellent writer-photographer team…I look forward to more!!! Fondly, Leslie
Hi Leslie,
I was in Boston for that blizzard too! I lived right downtown in Back Bay (in a rent controlled apt). I don’t think I could ‘do’ Moscow in winter, though. I have a very complicated relationship with snow. I think I could live with out it — though I never have — but make a big effort to make my peace with it after every storm.
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous photos Judith! What an incredible storm. My dog loved it the most. All I wanted to do was snow shoe-unfortunately it hasn’t happened yet!