Winter Walk

Thanks for taking us along on your winter walk. Loved the visual images, the grumbles, and the love that shone through it all. Nice writing.
Nancy

I used to think that snowmobiling in your description was the absolute best, until that is, frostbite got me a good one. The 70's have grown me up some, but like your wife, I love talking to the snow and frosty faces that stare on my mountain. As usual, Dick, you've captured the scene. Kath

At first I thought it was a faithful canine friend following your footprints. So glad other married couples love to do things together. Well done. Gail

A delightful story of winter and enjoying togetherness and shareing feelings. K.L. Farnum

Turn up the heat in that car; put another log on the fire...brrrrr, I admire anyone who can endure the cold. And with your words, you captured the temperature and the winter scenery so well. I love the part where you wonder about the Indian princess bit. I used to pretend to be one because I tanned so easily in the summer sun, and naturally I was always the princess, never a mere Indian maiden! I will read more of your stories, Dick, because I certainly enjoyed this one. ~ Susan

Thanks for the nice words. Now that winter is past we can wonder about their coping with the black flies and poison oak of the summer.

Your writing is very enjoyable, Dick. Since my stroke eight years ago, I have not had the strength to return to my beloved woods, although my health has improved greatly. Your writing of the woods brought back a flood of exciting images, the way the trees dance and wind on my face, as I read your story-poem. Richard LP