Dress warmly. Let's go drive over to my in-law's cabin which sits on 20 acres. It will be nice to see the tall green pines. Plus my mother-in-law might feed us later. :-)
Okay, we're on the road. Did you know snow shoes are relatively inexpensive? You can usually pick up a decent pair for under $100. I bought mine from REI.
Time to snap on the snow shoes. It's relatively easy to tighten the bindings. I forgot my poles but I shouldn't need them today because I won't be walking over that many hills.
Let's step into that virgin white snow and make some tracks.
Isn't that a beautiful sight? Let's not trip over that stump up ahead....
The air is crisp and clean. I can hear a Blue Jay off in the distance.
Let's walk a little further. See how the snow is clinging to the pine trees? Can you hear winter's silence?
I'm getting a little hungry and I think you need some hot chocolate. Let's head back down this path. I hope you enjoyed our snow shoeing adventure today - I know I did.
