Just heading up Conestoga.
With our house behind.
This snow has hair!
Some wintry shots of houses on Conestoga.
Trying to get some shots of Schamali in a Siberia-like habitat.
Gwen and Schamali.
At the park!
Molly fantasizes that she's heading a sled-dog team.
The snow makes Molly's eyes look extra-blue.
Schamali (leading), Taun We, Genubi, and Jason in the park.
Pictures from the swamp and lake in the park.
A good shot of the hairy girls.
Taun We has a snow-goatee, or "snow-tee".
We had some really wet snow yesterday that stuck to everything, and then it plummeted down to the teens, freezing it in place.
Schamali's trying to go say hello to the black dog on the other side of this fence.
Best way to move in deep snow is very fast.
Noob looks like he's got a snow-tee, too.
Taun we was the one who ventured into the deep snow most often.
of people sledding in the park.
of more sledding.
These wet snows were so sticky that they adhered to the sides of sheer-vertical, slippery surfaces. Like this stop sign!
of an empty lot at the NE corner of Victoria and Sunnyside.
Our house, all decked out in snows, from Victoria.
JAson and the dogs all ready to take a short cut home through Mom and Dad's lot.
Short cut! Be patient through the middle where I try to untangle Noob's leash.
These green fences have turned out to be terribly ineffective.
Jason and the dogs on the porch post-parking.