Weekly Video/Photo

If you follow my blog regularly please skip down to paragraph three….

The weekly Video/Photo section highlights an Adventure, while I might also sneak in some that are humorous, adorable, or just other fun dog moments. If you have followed my blog from the beginning you know that I adopted Shadow as a puppy, and about a year later adopted Buster as a puppy.  We had many wonderful years together before experiencing the devastating loss of Buster at just seven.  It took a long time for our hearts to heal, but almost a year after his passing we welcomed little Wilma into our world.  We were devastated to lose Shadow on April 3, 2020.These two precious boys will be furever in our hearts! We were recently thrilled to add another amazing rescue, Gus, to our home on June 28, 2021! This Weekly Video/Photo section will allow me to share photos from all four of my rescues, whether it be a precious memory, or a current moment.

Today’s photo is a photo of me and the boys – Shadow and Buster back in Tampa on a July hike. This is one of my favorite photographs of myself with these two amazing pups, even if the quality is not perfection. We had so many special times, and adventures. Although I wish I had a crew of four, I am thankful to have endless photographs to remember the fun we had. Here they are:

October 15, 2023 – A Fall Day In Vermont

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to Vermont. Our main destinations were: Woodstock, Plymouth, Ludlow, and Perkinsville. Much of the day was cloudy but the blue sky snuck through here and there, however the temperature was just right. I was a little disappointed as the locations we stopped were not in peak, but there were some beautiful spots along our route. Wilma and Gus loved walking through the leaves, while Wilma enjoyed some scenic rolls. So glad we could get out on a lovely Autumn Day.

October 15, 2023 – Upper Falls Covered Bridge – Vermont

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Upper Falls Covered Bridge in Perkinsville, Vermont, also titled the Downers Covered Bridge. The Upper Falls Covered Bridge crosses the Black River. It was originally built in 1840, and was rebuilt in 2008.

We had a lovely Adventure to the Upper Falls Covered Bridge. I have been to many covered bridges in New England, so it is always nice to discover a new one. The Upper Falls Bridge was long and high above the river. I first walked through the bridge before getting the pups out to explore the shore below. It was a very steep path down to the shore, lots of rocks, covered with leaves but somehow, I managed to keep my footing. Even as we were at the bottom there were endless rocks, and unsteady footing but Wilma and Gus found some favorite rocks, enjoyed some sips from the river, and found some sandy spots. Although the bridge was off a busy road it was in a quiet and rural area. It was really a pretty spot! So glad we could Adventure to the Upper Falls Covered Bridge today (Rating: 4)

Weekly Video/Photo

If you follow my blog regularly please skip down to paragraph three….

The weekly Video/Photo section highlights an Adventure, while I might also sneak in some that are humorous, adorable, or just other fun dog moments. If you have followed my blog from the beginning you know that I adopted Shadow as a puppy, and about a year later adopted Buster as a puppy.  We had many wonderful years together before experiencing the devastating loss of Buster at just seven.  It took a long time for our hearts to heal, but almost a year after his passing we welcomed little Wilma into our world.  We were devastated to lose Shadow on April 3, 2020.These two precious boys will be furever in our hearts! We were recently thrilled to add another amazing rescue, Gus, to our home on June 28, 2021! This Weekly Video/Photo section will allow me to share photos from all four of my rescues, whether it be a precious memory, or a current moment.

Today’s photo is a snapshot of Shadow and Buster up in the White Mountains on a very lovely Fall day. I believe this photograph was taken the weekend before Buster passed away. We had a wonderful vacation in the White Mountains, and although we knew Buster had a terminal illness we did not know the end was so close. Special memories made, frozen into photographs like this one. Here the boys are, we sure do miss them:

October 9, 2023 – White Mountains – New Hampshire

Today Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The White Mountains are a mountain range that cover a large part of New Hampshire, and also a portion of western Maine. The White Mountains include 48 peaks at over 4,000 feet. The White Mountains are popular for skiing, hiking, and ATVing.

We had a gorgeous Adventure to the White Mountains, one of my favorite spots in New England. Our day included Hart’s location, Bretton Woods, Lancaster, Sugar Hill, and several places in between. We walked, posed, and searched for all the colors of the season. Both Wilma and Gus enjoyed some rolls, and loved trotting through the colorful leaves. The weather was perfect, and the company was just right! Such a gorgeous day in the great outdoors (this blog will not be rated).

October 9, 2023 – Redstone Missile – New Hampshire

Today Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Redstone Missile in Warren, New Hampshire. The Redstone Missile is a decommissioned missile which was utilized in the Cold War. It was installed in Warren in 1971 and has remained a landmark since that time.

We had a unique Adventured to the Redstone Missile. I had seen this landmark when researching my daytrip but decided not to formally add it in to my plans. However, we ended up driving right by it so had to get out to explore. The missile was tall and appeared to climb into the clouds. There were numerous kiosks explaining details of the Missile, but not much else besides the Missile itself. We walked around and stretched our legs, circling the missile several times. So glad we could visit the Redstone Missile today (Rating: 3.5)

October 6, 2023 – J.P. LICKS – Massachusetts

Tonight, Wilma, Gus, and I placed a Door Dash order with J.P. LICKS in Andover, Massachusetts. J.P. LICKS is an ice cream chain restaurant in Massachusetts, that was opened initially in Jamaica Plains in 1981. It is owned and founded by Vince Petryk. Their products include: ice cream, yogurt, coffee, cakes, and pies, catering is also available.

We had a delicious adventure delivered from J.P. LICKS (haha!) It has been a long and stressful work week, so I thought this would be a fun and well-deserved way to start the long weekend. The pups each got “Cow Paws” a dairy free dog treat, while I ordered a Pumpkin Spice Ice Cream Frappe to celebrate the Fall season. I can promise not one of us was disappointed! So glad to start the weekend with some delicious treats! (This blog will not be rated).

Weekly Video/Photo

If you follow my blog regularly please skip down to paragraph three….

The weekly Video/Photo section highlights an Adventure, while I might also sneak in some that are humorous, adorable, or just other fun dog moments. If you have followed my blog from the beginning you know that I adopted Shadow as a puppy, and about a year later adopted Buster as a puppy.  We had many wonderful years together before experiencing the devastating loss of Buster at just seven.  It took a long time for our hearts to heal, but almost a year after his passing we welcomed little Wilma into our world.  We were devastated to lose Shadow on April 3, 2020.These two precious boys will be furever in our hearts! We were recently thrilled to add another amazing rescue, Gus, to our home on June 28, 2021! This Weekly Video/Photo section will allow me to share photos from all four of my rescues, whether it be a precious memory, or a current moment.

Today’s photo is a snapshot of Shadow and Wilma on an apple picking adventure. I love this photograph of them, the perfect pose. So glad Wilma had the privilege of growing up with Shadow. He was one special boy. Here they are:

October 1, 2023 – East Bay Bike Path – Rhode Island

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the East Bay Bike Path. The East Bay Bike Path is an almost 15-mile bicycle trail that begins in Providence and ends in Bristol. The bicycle trail is popular for cyclists, runners, and walkers.

We had a simple walk along the East Bay Bike Path before heading over to Colt State Park. We parked in the formal parking for this Path immediately on the outskirts of Colt State Park in Bristol. The Path was flat and looked new and freshly paved. It was busy with bikers, walkers, runners, and dog walkers. It was a gloomy day, but a cooler temperature, and nice breeze to make for the perfect walking conditions. There were some benches along the way. Wilma and Gus enjoyed trotting along and enjoyed being outside on this lovely day. Not much to say about the Path, but yet being walkers, we only can explore so far. Although far from an exciting return to the blog, still glad we could check out the East Bay Bike Path today (this blog will not be rated).

Other Tidbits, Fun, and News

We are officially back after our break from the blog this past September. We have enjoyed lots of local walks, and time in the backyard as we are just about to begin our favorite season of the year! Wilma’s leg is doing great, and we are back on track. We have had a couple bumps along the way as until about two weeks ago Wilma was refusing to get into the car. She is very smart, and very stubborn, and always has been my mysterious one. However, we have been able to get her in the car with some elegant delicacies (haha) and we will continue to work on this situation to make sure it is a pleasant and happy experience for all! We are excited about a couple weekends away later in the month and look forward to some other plans as well. Hope everyone has enjoyed their September…let the Fall of new Adventures begin!