Bob & Carolin,

Thanks and all the best to you too!

Marc,

These are Gerry moose.   They don't know Mel over here.  :)

Mary,

I will make a separate post to explain how I create these moose visions. :)

Al and Peggy,

I have assisted at the last two year's ski joring.  There is even a kids category for ski joring.  The kids hold on to the rope and go around the track once trying to get the best time.  Unlike the adults, they just stay on the inner lane of the track and don't have to worry about jumping on the many ramps along the course.  It seems challenging but I don't think it is dangerous.   The few participants that do not make it to the finish line are the ones that lose the grip of the rope.  Thanks for visiting this post.  Let me know if ski joring ever makes it to Toronto and the surroundings. 

Paul,

Thank you for the chuckle.  I don't recall anybody staring at me when I took these moose vision photos.

Cynthia,

Aren't they cool?  ...And I got plenty more to share!  :) 

Since so many are curious to know, I will have a separate post to explain the moose vision idea which made it to Moose Monday.  :)

Myrl,

Thank you!   I do look forward to your first Moose Monday contribution.  With moose vision, I think everyone can participate and post to the Moose Monday group.  Stay tuned for the post explaining how to get moose vision photos.  :)

Debi,

I moose say it is not cheating!  Just a moosely creative idea I got to hopefully get many more people to participate in Moose Monday.   :)

Melinda,

Thanks.  Curious minds want to know!  Stay tuned.  The answer will be coming in a future Moose Monday post.

Russel,

¡Muchas gracias!  Thank you very much!   I am glad you came by to admire these latest moose visions/creations of mine.  I appreciate all the positive feedback!   Now, I got to check your latest Marketing Contest.   :)