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32 Comments on This Isn't Las Vegas
How cool and what a great way to spend the day we got about 20+ inches here in D-Town so far and looks like you got a nice piece as well
Gary, Those are some great shots! I just didnt' think that we had that much snow! Sounds like it was a lot of fun!
Gary, Love the shots of the dogs and sleds. My mom work as a volunteer at the Iditarod from 2006 to 2008. For her, it was the greatest thrill she enjoyed in her life. I miss my mom dearly, but I get to end my day with a smile. Thank you!
Great photos, Gary. That looks like a fun event to watch. I love the dogs looking at you - almost posing. Now, snowshoe softball? I bet that's hilarious seeing the batters run the bases in snowshoes. What a fun time!!
John,
Yes, yes! These shot are worth you traipsing through chest deep snow and thank you. That must be a delightful even to watch. Have a wonderful weekend. A
Brrrrr, it looks chilly there, Gary (and I'm from Canada!) :-) Beautiful photo's as always. I've never seen sleddogs in person, but I imagine it must have been very exciting...despite the chest-deep snow!
Gary, the photos turned out great. Do you really have snowshoes?? :)
Dawn, I'm glad you thought it was worth it. I also thought the dogs were enjoying themselves.
Joanna, Thank you. It is great country for snowshoeing.
David, It was a great day. In two days, we got 16 to 18 inches of snow at my mom's and a lot more a few miles on up into the mountains.
Tony & Darcy, Thank you. It didn't seem like much here either until I started shoveling. LOL
Jeffrey, Thank you. I bet the Iditarod must really be something to see, I felt lucky to see this race and to be able to share it. I'm glad you get to end each day with a smile.
Juli, Thank you. I felt like the dogs were excited to see me as they came down the trail -- maybe they were posing LOL.
The snowshoe softball probably is hilarious -- I'm certain it would be if I was playing.
Ron & Alexandra, Thank you. I was fun to watch and I guess I even got a good workout out in the snow. I hope your weekend is great too.
Karen, It was very cold -- and, that was probably a good thing because none of the snow melted on me and I could just brush it off when I finally got back to the road. I was just wearing jeans and expected to be completely soaked and miserable. I'm glad you enjoy my photos - thank you.
Connie, Thank you. I really do have snowshoes and I've used them a lot.
Hi Gary, It sure was worth it. It also would be cool to see how things looked across the edge of chest high snow. When I was little, being in chest high snow was normal, but for an adult that has to be a bit scary especially if you get stuck in it. Thanks for these wonderful photos.
Beautiful photos Gary, my favorite is #2.
Gary, Yes I think the photos are worth you struggling through chest deep snow! I really like the photo where the lead dogs are looking at you!
Thank you.
Gloria
Great pics Gary! Yes they were very well worth the chest deep snow! LOL! Brrrr! I suppose Miss Yaz was toasty warm napping in bed while you were with the doggies! Is she speaking to you yet? I wouldn't let let her see the pics! LOL!