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We have no snow where I live, so decided to take the dogs up to the "snow place" aka Glendoll, where we usually end up when I'm wanting to take the dogs to find some snow for them to play in! And we certainly found some snow!
We start off following the white water route crossing the bridge over to the other side of the river and following the trail through the forest, and then headed up to Corrie Fee where for once we weren't stuck in the shade of the hill!
The dogs (all three of them LOL) posed together on the posing rock...
I was planning to go back along the Donoult trail, but when I started heading down that way I noticed a distinct lack of other footprints which probably meant a harder walk through deeper snow, which we had done last time we were up at Glendoll but we did that route first and had the easy walk back along the forestry track not after the dogs had been running around playing along another route first. Fly had been up to her belly in snow up there last time and it was hard work for her as she suffers from arthritis, so I decided against it and just headed straight back down to the car park. At the other end of the Donoult trail there were no footprints going up that way at all so probably made the best choice not to use that as our return route otherwise I'd probably have a very grumpy doggy tonight!
- The snow here will remain without footprints for at least a little while longer!