There are frequent stops for kissing, sniffing, peeing and pooping, as well as some grass eating thrown in:
Our walks aren't fast or non-stop, but we sure have a good time. Here they are waiting for me and Katie when I stopped to get some bird photos:
Sometimes the dogs all spread out, and sometimes they bunch up together; here's Annie and Renee and all the dogs with Riley taking the lead:
We met up with a huge frog, too, but he's seen better days. Meet Flat Stanley:
We say hello to him every day when we pass. You can see how large he is in this photo with Riley - don't worry, we just called him over for perspective - he didn't touch the frog:
When we got to the end of the road by the almost empty river onTuesday, there was a rig in the turn-around, and the woman came out with her 3-year-old dog, Mickey, who was so happy to see other dogs. Our dogs all liked him too, and there was much sniffing and wiggling and tail wagging going on.
The dogs wandered around for a bit while the people chatted, then we gathered them all up again and headed back down to our campsites.
Some walks are more interesting than others, and this was a really nice walk for us all with the addition of Renee, Harley, Cole, and then Mickey and his mom.
From me and Katie, have a great Thursday, everyone! :)
