It takes a little teamwork to get a Folgers coffee can through the snow, but the BC Nation at the Lovestead was up for the task yesterday.
In this case, the siblings of Todd, Brooke and Kea (taking up the rear) escorted said can to the "official flinger of coffee cans across snowy-fields."
Said can is one of dozens cached out in secret spots around the Lovestead, so there's always a toy nearby for the pups.
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| Brooke won this time! |
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| When the sun shines bright, my Lily is as pretty as her floral namesake. |
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| When we took a quick walk through the Trout Creek Wildlife Management area along Pack River late yesterday afternoon, two BC nation dogs accompanied us. So far, we have found no Folgers coffee cans hidden along its trails---so they just sniffed a lot. As for the Clydesdale in the picture (wherever it's gonna land on this page---Blogger, ARGGHH!), I didn't know Clydesdales were shy. This guy lives along Selle Road, and he wheeled around an instant after I pointed my camera and clicked. Maybe he figures Clydesdales have had enough attention this week. |
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| While stopping by my sisters' place yesterday to drop off some mail, I went down to visit their horses, and, of course, the "welcome-wagon" trio of Dusty, April and Rusty led the pack. |
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