So back in February we got a good snowstorm. We headed up to Too Tall Tony hill to go sledding with friends.
It's a short but steep hill.
Then we decided to go up to Upper Lehman Campground to see what sledding would be like there. The huge ponderosa pines were so beautiful!
This sledding hill is down the road. It's slower going but they can have some long runs.
I wandered off for a walk and crossed the creek.
The campfire ring at the amphitheater looks cool. Literally!
And sometime I would just like to spend a day looking up at big, beautiful trees.
What the kids enjoyed most was digging. They found the pile left by the snow plow and started shoveling. Eventually they made a tunnel through it!
Even Jenny gave it a try!
We had so much fun that we went back with some other friends and dug some more.
I took a short walk up the Scenic Drive, where I could see the snow really blowing on the peak.
It's mid-March now, and I have a feeling that winter will soon be coming to an end. I really love the snow, and we had so little of it this winter that I'm craving more. Right now we're back in a cool snap, which is good, as the apricot trees aren't blooming yet. I had a reminder on my Facebook feed that they were last year. And maybe we're going to get a little more snow over the next few days. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed!
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