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Dixie and I get walking in the first but of snow this Autumn 


We both have red gloves, but I couldn't taking my photo with them on.

Dixie was unsure about boots even kicked one off at the start.  I put it back on.

She then started doing a stomping prance throughout our walk.

She never missed our walk today.


I got my new boots in that are black for work. Light and a good deal right now on Amazon.  Which I'm not a big Amazon guy but these where a good price.

https://www.travelandleisure.com/merrell-moab-2-vent-hiking-shoe-review-amazon-prime-early-access-pre-sale-6748697

So I got them just today.  I needed new black shoes for work so these were a great price.

Kim got a pair for half price off in her size.

I also got black pants for work.  Which I'm supper excited about.  I loved the shorts of the brand and model so getting pants 👖 is.

They are need of hemming cause the pants are raw length long and say they'll need to be sized for the use.


Dixie and I walking in our new boots 😁 Dixie even gives me a glance at the stare and look moments in the song.  How she captured the video music is.


Well Dixie is very devoted.


Getting the snow ❄️ I'm happy I got the winter tires on this week.

A breath of fresh air on it. And a sigh of relief.

I shovelled our driveway a dozen times and did the back lane for the lady's downstairs.  So they wouldn't have to walk through it.




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