Joe carried the equipment to the bus stop:
Then we took the bus up to the top of a mountain:
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Someone was less than excited about this idea. |
Then we got out on the snow and shoed:
Actually Joe and I snowshoed, but Mo decided she didn't want to do it despite renting her a pair of Schneeshuhe. When it came down to actually putting them on, she said, "They're like skis, but lamer." And promptly turned her attention to making a snowman:
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Beginning the process... |
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...sitting on the base. |
Then when we returned from our tromping, Joe and I helped her finish Bert the Snowman:
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Bert stole my hat! |
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Solo Bert...with a snowstack "hat". |
We are going to look for used Schneeshuhe for Joe and I at the Brockenhaus (thrift store) for future adventures. Mo, on the other hand, wants a Schlitten (sled). We'll look for a couple of those, too.
Today's poem is inspired by our teenager's insight:
"They're like skis,
but lamer."
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