Posted by: orchid
For snowscape addicts - 02/13/11 04:09 PM
We did some more more snowshoeing in the mountains and in wooded areas. Yes, there are pics. Snowshoeing also helps conquer my fear of heights.
For snowscape addicts
Posted by: Anne Holmes
Re: For snowscape addicts - 02/14/11 01:51 AM
Fabulous pics, Orchid! Thanks so much for sharing! I am adding snowshoeing to my list of things to learn to do.
Posted by: Edelweiss3
Re: For snowscape addicts - 02/15/11 02:45 PM
wow- -23 degrees! You wouldn't be able to get me out the door with a blow torch!
Posted by: orchid
Re: For snowscape addicts - 02/19/11 05:45 AM
Well, the beautiful snow scenery in the mountains (provided it's not blowing snow) makes the cold abit more bearable.
Of course, one only wants to be out for less than 2-3 hrs. with those temperatures.
Of course, one only wants to be out for less than 2-3 hrs. with those temperatures.
Posted by: meredithbead
Re: For snowscape addicts - 02/24/11 11:13 PM
gorgeous pics!
Edelweiss, LOL -- I feel the same way!
Edelweiss, LOL -- I feel the same way!
Posted by: chatty lady
Re: For snowscape addicts - 03/03/11 11:49 AM
I have done some snowshoeing and found it more than difficult. BUT I love cross country skiing, on flat land of course...
Posted by: orchid
Re: For snowscape addicts - 03/07/11 04:20 AM
Interesting chatty. It helps to have stronger legs. I suppose cycling helps here.