That which doesn't slab or slough away is gonna be there for awhile. Careful kids--'tis the season.
Makes for hero dirt down here in the valley, once the trails are rideable again.
It was Sprocket's fault.
(Not.)
Thanks fer checkin' in.
MC
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Snow!
Twice this week, actually, but mostly gone now. Enjoying it meant watching it tumble down in the wee hours, or savoring it steaming away in the morning sun. Except if you live a wee bit higher than we do:
That which doesn't slab or slough away is gonna be there for awhile. Careful kids--'tis the season.
Makes for hero dirt down here in the valley, once the trails are rideable again.
It was Sprocket's fault.
(Not.)
Thanks fer checkin' in.
MC
That which doesn't slab or slough away is gonna be there for awhile. Careful kids--'tis the season.
Makes for hero dirt down here in the valley, once the trails are rideable again.
It was Sprocket's fault.
(Not.)
Thanks fer checkin' in.
MC
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4 comments:
It seems that in one of those pictures Greg's wheels were actually BOTH off the ground! It's official, Hell has frozen over...
Can.I ask what you're using for a camera? Your shots are always incredible!
Sarah
If Sprocket the red dog DIDN'T knock me down, why is he running past with "casual" indifference on his face and not helping me lick my wounds?
Landon: Both wheels off the ground? Hmm. I must have been caught in a tree or something.
Sarah: It doesn't matter too much what he's shooting. Peashooter or bazooka, he seems to hit the target with stunning regularity.
Landon: He's been making a habit of it. I think he may have uttered "braaap!" a few days ago too, though that may have just been gas.
Sarah: Look on the left sidebar, toward the top, for "Which camera". That's still mostly accurate.
BA: Sprocket heard the crash and came to see if any cat poop fell out of your pockets.
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