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| Sarah above the creek at meadow's edge |
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| Ice-covered popple branches |
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| Looking south along orchard aisle |
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| Ice on cherry branch, wooded hill behind |
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Yesterday, Outdoors, Near Home
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| Sarah above the creek at meadow's edge |
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| Ice-covered popple branches |
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| Looking south along orchard aisle |
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| Ice on cherry branch, wooded hill behind |
4 comments:
If Sarah is a typical dog, about 33% of her brain is devoted to sniffing and interpeting. Cold
temperature tends to limit evaporation, so her noggin likely got a good work out. (Just guessing here, since 33% of my brain involves fastfood) :)
Sarah is indeed a typical dog. One thing that means is that, like every well-loved canine companion, she is the best dog in the world! And yes, she does love to investigate and explore the world with her nose. The temperature was rising on Monday. that ice on branches melting fast, so I imagine all the wonderful aromas and perfumes of the outdoor world were practically exploding.
Don't you just wonder sometimes how they (the dogs) stand it when everything smells so exciting!
In the early summer, when lawns and fields and roadsides are mowed for the first time, and that intoxicatingly sweet smell of fresh-cut grass is in the air, it is so exciting to me that I always think how much more exciting it must for horses and other grazing animals. Wow! And for Sarah and Katie--for dogs--yes, every day!!!
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