Sun Rising and Dogs Waking

Early morning is a great time to watch the sun rising in the east as we dogs are waking for our daily adventures around Chez herd.

The sun rising reflects its beams off of the hoar frost covered mountains.

The sun rising reflects its beams off of the hoar frost covered mountains.

The cold, clear air gives us great long-range views this time of year. The view above is what we see from the house. The morning frost that clings to the branches of the trees is known as a hoar frost and it makes the mountains glisten in the early morning sun.

Frankie and Typhoon soaking up the sun.

Frankie and Typhoon soaking up the sun.

Yesterday morning was beautiful with sunny skies. The sun feels great on frosty cold mornings, so we like to hang out in the yard in the early morning quiet. Soon enough, the Siberian games will break out.

So, Boom Boom, you ready to rumble yet?

So, Boom Boom, you ready to rumble yet?


Movie Memory Monday

This week’s Movie Memory Monday is from 2009 and shows us doing a little Fur Wheeling. No, no, not four wheeling in the Jeep. This is The Herd itself doing some Fur Wheeling.

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2 Comments

  1. Lori on January 15, 2018 at 7:01 am

    Love the quiet, beautiful, crisp mornings… ❤️

  2. Hokie Pack on January 15, 2018 at 6:36 am

    Beautiful view!

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