Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Winter Walks

One of the joys of winter here is to take long walks on the frozen lake.  It gives you an entirely different perspective of the shoreline; you see many natural features and structures that go unnoticed when traveling the lake by boat.  Baily loves it.  He has free reign and wanders far and wide.


For added traction on the ice we have "diamond ice grippers" that fit over the soles of our boots.  Work really well, got them at Cabella's

There's about 4" of fluffy snow on the ground so the walking is pretty easy

Baily checks out anything sticking out of the ice.

A snow squal blowing across the lake; Baily is right off the point of our bay going out into the main part of the lake.  We get lake effect snow from Lake Superior just about every day.

Baily checks out the ice fishermen off in the distance.

Likes to run

And he always leads the way home

Life is good


1 comment:

  1. Wow - what a great place to hike and explore! Baily is a very lucky dog. It was 7 below here last night and I saw that Lac du Flambeau is considerably colder.

    Doug

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