Rick C
February 17th, 2006, 03:34 PM
For those interested, some Abby and Keeper adventures in the last five or so weeks . . . . . I don't think I've posted these before.
Below, Keeper emerges into a clearing after a snowfall at Brown Lowery Park near our home, the Rockies poking through the clouds in the distance . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/07770138_edited-1.jpg
Abby goes on high alert in the forest . . . . something was running away. About 15 minutes later, we came across a moose which also ran away. I have hold of Abby's lengthy leash . . . . she's quite the little investigator.
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200058_edited-2.jpg
High in Kananaskis Country, down a dusty gravel road in the Whaleback area, we walked up to a very frigid Bear Lake, polished clean by a huge wind, Keeper and Abby investigating . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200089_edited-1.jpg
Abby and Keeper struggle to stay on their feet as a huge gust threatens to throw them over the precipice on the left . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200094_edited-1.jpg
No one and no thing was nearby, so I let them run a bit, Abby in the lead . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200086_edited-2.jpg
We were better provisioned and better dressed (okay, I was) the second time we assaulted Brokeback Mountain, er, Moose Mountain in Kananaskis, the setting for the Oscar nominated movie. This is a very popular (in the summer) fire station walk of 12.6 km round trip but no one was around this day.
Abby and Keeper approach the first peak where some of the famous movie scenes were shot. . . . . a sign at the trailhead warns you'll be blown to smithereenies by frequent lightning storms in the summer so the odds of someone herding sheep up here near the timber line are pretty remote!!!
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670025_edited-1.jpg
The movie setting with Keeper looking for Jack and Ennis or even a few sheep to chase. No luck. We were alone.
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670037_edited-1.jpg
The view up here with Keeper, also very, very windy . . . . the TransCanada Highway heading into the mountains would cut across right to left far off in the distance . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670027_edited-1.jpg
Rick C
www.goldentales.ca
Below, Keeper emerges into a clearing after a snowfall at Brown Lowery Park near our home, the Rockies poking through the clouds in the distance . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/07770138_edited-1.jpg
Abby goes on high alert in the forest . . . . something was running away. About 15 minutes later, we came across a moose which also ran away. I have hold of Abby's lengthy leash . . . . she's quite the little investigator.
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200058_edited-2.jpg
High in Kananaskis Country, down a dusty gravel road in the Whaleback area, we walked up to a very frigid Bear Lake, polished clean by a huge wind, Keeper and Abby investigating . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200089_edited-1.jpg
Abby and Keeper struggle to stay on their feet as a huge gust threatens to throw them over the precipice on the left . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200094_edited-1.jpg
No one and no thing was nearby, so I let them run a bit, Abby in the lead . . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08200086_edited-2.jpg
We were better provisioned and better dressed (okay, I was) the second time we assaulted Brokeback Mountain, er, Moose Mountain in Kananaskis, the setting for the Oscar nominated movie. This is a very popular (in the summer) fire station walk of 12.6 km round trip but no one was around this day.
Abby and Keeper approach the first peak where some of the famous movie scenes were shot. . . . . a sign at the trailhead warns you'll be blown to smithereenies by frequent lightning storms in the summer so the odds of someone herding sheep up here near the timber line are pretty remote!!!
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670025_edited-1.jpg
The movie setting with Keeper looking for Jack and Ennis or even a few sheep to chase. No luck. We were alone.
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670037_edited-1.jpg
The view up here with Keeper, also very, very windy . . . . the TransCanada Highway heading into the mountains would cut across right to left far off in the distance . . .
http://www.goldentales.ca/08670027_edited-1.jpg
Rick C
www.goldentales.ca
