Dog Sledding!
January 18-19, 2003 found me dog sledding in Sundridge,
Ontario.
Ravenswatch Dog Sled Tours took good care of us. They
supply everything you need except warm clothing. The meals were excellent
and the guides were a wealth of information to a bunch of rookies.
None of us who were on the tour had been dog sledding before, we quickly
became seasoned veterans. Not quite seasoned veterans, but we got
a good taste of the sport of "mushing." It is great fun for sure,
but much more work than I had thought. At times I thought that the
dogs were having more fun and doing less work than the mushers. These
dogs are ready, willing and able. For more information here is the
link for Ravenswatch: Ravenswatch
Dog Sledding Tours Your only
regret will be that the trip has to end.
The
dogs get a little excited when it's time to go
Terry cruising, there is no better way to travel in the
snow.
My good friends, Terry and Chrissy goofing off while
having lunch on the trail
Sunday morning in Canada's "near north"
It is so peaceful and beautiful that you hate to leave.
You become one with nature, no sound but the runners on the snow, the occasional
jingle of a harness, or the swoosh of a passing raven.
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