We have a brief window of relatively warmer temps this weekend. There has been a lot of snow melt and our local roads are back to being able to see pavement!
I took the dogs up to the Continental Divide trail on the East Ridge to see how deep the snow would be. The temps were pushing 50, but the snow was still relatively deep in spots. It was to the point where the dogs sunk down to their chests in a few spots where wind had created snow drifts. We had a good time and it was great exercise for the dogs as they had to work hard to get through some of the deeper snow.
The dogs at play with Otis making a general nuisance out of himself with Moby...
Close up of Moby!
The dogs found some interesting scents around this covered rock...a critter had definitely been hanging out here at some point.
Moby looking very regal...
The temps are going to stay relatively warmer today and I am hoping to get out on the fat tire and see what is rideable....ride captain ride....on that mystery ship...
I took the dogs up to the Continental Divide trail on the East Ridge to see how deep the snow would be. The temps were pushing 50, but the snow was still relatively deep in spots. It was to the point where the dogs sunk down to their chests in a few spots where wind had created snow drifts. We had a good time and it was great exercise for the dogs as they had to work hard to get through some of the deeper snow.
The dogs at play with Otis making a general nuisance out of himself with Moby...
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