As you may or may not know, Brett has forgotten his login info for this blog, so he is having me post this for him.
As we mentioned in the last posts, we went snowshoeing on our
anniversary. This was a real eye-opener since both of us thought that the snow shoes are still made of wood and wicker. Appearantly technology has modified their design and converted the wood to plastic, and the wicker to plastic while adding a cleat. This would have been a great way to spend our time together, but the missing element to all of this was the snow. That didn't stop us. The snowshoes allowed us to walk on top of not only snow, but everything! As you can see from the picture, Tara's worked a little better than mine.
As you may or may not know, Brett has forgotten his login info for this blog, so he is having me post this for him.
As we mentioned in the last posts, we went snowshoeing on our
anniversary. This was a real eye-opener since both of us thought that the snow shoes are still made of wood and wicker. Appearantly technology has modified their design and converted the wood to plastic, and the wicker to plastic while adding a cleat. This would have been a great way to spend our time together, but the missing element to all of this was the snow. That didn't stop us. The snowshoes allowed us to walk on top of not only snow, but everything! As you can see from the picture, Tara's worked a little better than mine.
1 comment:
Those snowshoes look freaking sweet. The new, modern ones that is. The old ones kind of look like raquetball rackets. Brett - there is a little question mark next to the word "password" when you log in. Click on that and receive the magical answer to "What is my password". Use it every time if necessary to log in or just remember your password. Whatever comes first.
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