I love the paw print. Much bigger than I imagined. Assuming you all don't have tiny feet. Lovely photos to remind you of what it looks like under the snow. Mildly jealous of your snow. Especially like the photos of the girls enjoying being in among nature.
We've had about 3 - 4 inches of snow and more is forecast, so it's hunt for the skis and boots etc (I've lost 1 ski pole ...don't ask how ?) and hope it stays cold enough to keep the snow but not too cold to play ..fussy aren't we!
If you hold your nose to the Grindstone and you leave it there long enough, Then soon you'll say there's no such things as brooks that babble and birds that sing, these three will all your world compose, just you, the stone and your poor old nose.
Yes, hopefully all tucked up. You've reminded me that a year ago we were visiting that bear's polar cousins.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely summer:)
ReplyDeleteOoo-er, a scary pawprint, that one!
ReplyDeleteHow strange to go from summer to snow - we have: cold/warm/wet/windy/wet/warm/cold/dull/wet....and so one for ages - before we get a bit of snow.
I love the paw print. Much bigger than I imagined. Assuming you all don't have tiny feet. Lovely photos to remind you of what it looks like under the snow. Mildly jealous of your snow. Especially like the photos of the girls enjoying being in among nature.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Val. I've never seen the print of a bear paw. How amazing and scary at the same time. How much snow did you get?
ReplyDeleteLook at that paw print!
ReplyDeleteRemember when Yogi and BooBoo used to set their alarm clock for spring? Well I want one of those clocks too,
I think that Alarm clock might suit me too..lol
ReplyDeleteWe've had about 3 - 4 inches of snow and more is forecast, so it's hunt for the skis and boots etc (I've lost 1 ski pole ...don't ask how ?)
and hope it stays cold enough to keep the snow but not too cold to play ..fussy aren't we!