Training Log Archive: hutspot

Snowshoe in Bracebridge with Debbie. Some great vistas and a few scary moments when we broke through the ice, slid down the hills and dodged trees. Lots of fun and gorgeous weather for a snowshoe!

C • maybe we can try the Bracebridge spot too 2

Big loop at Hardy Lake with Paula. Sooo very, very cold. Had to keep our faces covered. We should have brought some more food other than the granola bar we shared because I felt a little confused and sluggish at the end. Carried my water under my shirt against my belly (thank god for the extra fat) and it stayed a nice temperature. Last time I went in this cold I carried it in my waist pouch and it froze.

A couple of places we stopped in the glorious sunshine and soaked up the rays. You could feel your parts thawing.

C • Belly 3

Had the most amazing snowshoe ever!! Emily and i braved the storm and headed out to Hardy Lake. More than a foot of fresh snow!! It was like a winter wonderland. Visibility across the lake was nil. At times, blankets of snow would plop down from the trees. During the last 15 minutes the sun came out. It was spectacular!

C • I wish I was there. 3

I braved the elements again and went for a quick ski. The trails close at 5 so there wasn't much time. Nice to have some new snow but that means more friction. Plus lots of debris on the the trail and blown over sections. Crazy winds but a great ski!

With Sandi at the KOA

Short loop Hardy Lake.

Thanks to cyclegirl1, I squeezed it in. Hopefully it doesn't keep me up.
Chamomile tea and a good book should do the trick. Pretty tired anyway. Was up at 4:30 this morning to get Larry to the airport.

Hopefully winter comes back tomorrow...

C • I am so proud! 2

Hardy lake with Kristen and Sandi. Short loop. Hard packed and icy. Probably didn't need shoeshoes.

C • OK beotch! you have done 3 more minutes than me! 3