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blueeyedghost
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Location : Denver, CO

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PostSubject: Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area   Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area EmptySun Mar 18, 2012 9:07 pm
Took the dogs back up to Blackwater River State Park to one of the lakes today. This was a much longer trail than the last one, clocking in at 4 miles. It was a bit warm, but we had plenty of water and the dogs really enjoyed themselves. Ghost's boyfriend Caesar joined in on this hike as well.

Bear Lake:
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Ghost contemplating a swim. She didn't, there were signs warning about gators all over the place.
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Heading up the trail:
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The one second she wasn't dragging me up the trail:
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Ghost and Caesar:
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NW Florida's excuse for a hill:
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Lunch break!
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Hike's over:
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Tired puppy:
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area   Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area EmptySun Mar 18, 2012 9:08 pm
love the last pic! great! looks like it was a fun time Smile can't wait to get back into hiking!
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area   Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area EmptyMon Mar 19, 2012 1:17 pm
Yeah for hiking! love the sofa pic as well Smile
how was the ankle?

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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area   Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area EmptyMon Mar 19, 2012 2:33 pm
Thank you for sharing the pics!

The unseasonably warm weather in MN has me itching for the outdoors...darn work and house projects No
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area   Hiking with Dogs: Bear Lake Recreational Area EmptyTue Mar 20, 2012 2:20 pm
blueeyedghost wrote:

NW Florida's excuse for a hill:

Hill?! Where? Wink

I had a lab mix in Florida about 18 years ago, I also took her hiking a lot in Florida. I'd let her off leash when we are deep in the woods and she'd run around real happy. But I never let her off leash when we are near any type of water: streams, rivers, lakes, even a mud hole. I was always afraid she might get too close to a "log" that turn out not to be a log at all. Luckily it never happened and she lived to the rip old age of 15 before passing to the doggie heaven.
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Hill?! Where? Wink


Exactly Razz

I had no problem letting her frolic around in the river last weekend, because it was clear and shallow where we were. Around Bear Lake? Yeah, never. Not only gators but snakes.

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