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Thank you Cindy! I hope you enjoy this snowy (at least in our northern part of the state) Michigan March day! We have our last dogsledding tour scheduled today, before the Maple syrup season is upon us. http://www.grit.com/blogs/blog.aspx?blogid=3456
Sherry, your photos are always very impressive...but the captions you choose to go along with them are absolutely beautiful. I love your blogs. I'm a little bit late, but I thought the last one, "Caprine Cuddlin'", would make a charming picture book. Enjoy your day. Cindy
Thanks Nebraska Dave ~ yes, we have 22 Siberians and Alaskans in our kennel. I would say the average age is 9, but don't let that fool you. Our main leaders are 12, and they are strong and fast. We do dogsledding tours and folks are always amazed at their age, as they wisk them down the trail! :) Yes, even though we had single digit temps last night, spring is in the air. I, too, am looking forward to switching seasons. Ours flips to our Maple Syrup time. And our garden seeds are ordered, delivered and waiting to be planted. However, that project will be several months away...:) Have a wonderful Nebraska spring! http://www.grit.com/blogs/blog.aspx?blogid=3456
Sherry, you sure have a pack of good looking dogs. Those young dogs always have a lot of energy to get rid of each day. Still got snow huh. Ours here in Nebraska has finally disappeared and the temperature is teasing us with 50s today. It's kind of normal temperatures for March with the threat to be colder if mother nature wants. We can still have snow it March but it won't stay around long. It won't be long and we all will be out digging in the dirt. I for one can't wait this year. Even though the winter was much milder than last year, I'm still more anxious to be out working outside this year than last. Maybe it's because I have a few more projects to work on than last year. Have a great snow dog day.