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Walk in a warm afternoon

 Dixie and I asked Kim to go


Later just deciding to go ourself, might Coax Kim in going later.  Hopefully we get to again while this weather is super.

I need to go for three half and hour walks I decided. The weather is very supportive for that.  I think today is with out much of the wind.  As we went for a 20 minute walk.  Kim finally got back up after I got the mail.  

I changed my appearance by shaving and only leaving a mustache ☺️.  Kim says I look quite a bit older with it πŸ™‚.


With no wind πŸƒ I have less of a headache. Nice change from a last few days of 100km winds.

Hopefully we go to the river bottom to walk with the three of us.

And we get to a river bottom the both of Us.


Kim and walk together πŸ’ž for one lap around the river bottom, posing in a few favourite yearly photo spots.

Dixie stayed on leash by the river, but later walking to the road went leash free, when she found a friend name Nova.


Running forward and back to us.

It is nice somebody wanted to walk with us πŸ™‚ with our dog πŸ•πŸ© for a bit til we got to the road.  Only six months old they walked but to the river and we kept an eye on Dixie. Calling her with treats. She came each time. Being a water dog she doesn't listen when water is around.  She'll gun it for it no-matter what order called by owners.

The river still completely frozen over from mountain πŸ—»πŸ”️ water πŸ’¦.  I think it's the most dangerous all year the owner of Nova said(a six month old pup) with warm weather we've been having. Kim and I concurred as we we doubled back to the road leash free.

It's nice when people join up to walk with Dixie, "she loved it, both around the same puppy age," Kim commented.

Later the last bit she went back on leash πŸ™„ near the end of walk and we skipped the mud puddle walk-in back to the car πŸš—.


An enjoyable day, not much wind.  Sun us shining.  I wore a t-shirt and a wind breaker and was sweating.

Thankful the dog is napping now.

A fun run around for the dog. Not to busy.



Happy February.☺️πŸƒπŸ’ž



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