Good Mountain Air

Sometimes, we forget how lucky we are to live in these beautiful mountains, but Kiska shows us how to sniff this good mountain air.

Sniff

Sniiiiiiiiiiiiff. Ahhhhhhh!

this is the life

Big sis – this is the life!

3 Comments

  1. Little Reufus on September 23, 2013 at 4:54 pm

    It’s hard for me teu fully appreciate the beautiful mountains and the fresh mountain air when in the company of teu such gorgeous girls! Juss saying…

    wif lubbs for Little Reufus

  2. Ice 'n Ayla on September 21, 2013 at 4:52 pm

    Ayla sez: Maybe what Kiska is smelling is the water from that what looks like a fountain in the parking area down below. Ahhhhhh, good, clean water and good clean mountain air. What a combination!

  3. Michael Jones on September 20, 2013 at 10:32 am

    We need to bring our 2 Norwegian Elkhounds to the mountains to experience snow and cold air since they live in Fla. (I am originally from Durham and visited the mountains often when I lived there).

    Beautiful view.

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