Beautiful day to be alone in my thoughts!
After an hours hike from my house in Mountain Green, Utah, I turn to take in the view. Amazing, isn't it? I am facing South East looking over Morgan Valley. Not a sound could be heard nor did I see any moose, deer or fox. While there were many prints in the snow, mine were the only human ones.
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Ok, I'm officially envious!
Kathryn, if it wasn't all snow it would be beautiful! ;-) Actually, it is anyways and it looks very serene!
Hi Kathryn...followed you over from the comment you left on Roy,s
Snowshoeing one of my passions!!
Love your photo of your tracks in the snow.
Here in Maine we have lots of snow,and I go out snowshoeing at least 3 times a week,and as you said the silence is amazing!!
Grammie g, thanks for stopping by. We had over 2 feet of new snow Saturday into Sunday. Snowshoeing has become a passion for me as well.
Kat this picture is very nice - your footprints have even a philosophical meaning: the endless walking in this life, the endless search for all the things that can makes us better beings, the principles we follow step by step... Its enchanting! I love your blog: for me that belong to another country is really marvellous to see all this snow and share your insights - thx a lot for sharing with us - is a delight to see :)
He Kathryn, those are some big feet.{:)
Lovely scenery.
Roy, thanks for making me smile! I promise I am not a giant with big ugly feet, just little me with snowshoes.
How fun! And beautiful views, too. I've always wanted to learn how to snowshoe ever since I learned how to x-country ski years ago.
It's the perfect way to get outside for a hike in the winter. :)
~Lisa
Lisa, thanks for stopping by My Mountain Green. Snowshoeing has helped me embrace Winter. Love hiking, so it is natural to love it and to enjoy spectacular scenery.
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