http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/ Country life at 7,000 feet Sat, 11 Oct 2008 10:20:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-511 mum-bear Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:53:09 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-511 You've already trained my eye. With your text what appeared to be the dreary left-overs from the winter large fallen rock with smaller ones accompanying it begin seem fascinating. No wonder dogs love roaming around - never know when a chewy old carcass might appear. You’ve already trained my eye. With your text what appeared to be the dreary left-overs from the winter large fallen rock with smaller ones accompanying it begin seem fascinating. No wonder dogs love roaming around - never know when a chewy old carcass might appear.

]]> http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-447 Jackie W. Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:09:46 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-447 Gravity could hurt ... Gravity could hurt …

]]> http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-446 ValleyGirl Sat, 12 Apr 2008 13:19:49 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/a-good-spring-hike/2008/04/12/#comment-446 "I get a kick out of gravity. It's so predictable" ~ too funny! I had to laugh. Those are some pretty serious looking boulders. Looks like a great walk, though. Nothing exciting ever happens on my walking road. Not even gravity. Well, it's there, and all, but other than keep me earth-bound, it gets a free ride on the wide open Canadian prairies! “I get a kick out of gravity. It’s so predictable” ~ too funny! I had to laugh. Those are some pretty serious looking boulders. Looks like a great walk, though. Nothing exciting ever happens on my walking road. Not even gravity. Well, it’s there, and all, but other than keep me earth-bound, it gets a free ride on the wide open Canadian prairies!

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