The Heather Trail in Manning Park.
Way too many pictures, as usual. So I'll start by showing you where we went.
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3 comments:
Wow. Ben, you're sure good at the camera. Very beautiful country.
Breathtaking!! Although the snow made me cringe a little :o)!
Not necessarily all that good. We took over a thousand pictures, and I'm just showing you the best. It works really nicely :-)
The snow was fine because it was warm out there. Every time the dogs saw a snow patch, they wanted to go roll in it.
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