Our Trails Are Not Just For Walking – Try Cross Country Skis!

Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 HS f/8 1/1000sec ISO-100 4.3mm
The day after the big March snow storm was a perfect day to get out on the trail on cross-country skis. Many of our trails are well used in the winter, by humans on foot, or dogs or wild animals. Today I set out for the trails in the Cherry Brook Preserve via the Pine Brae entrance. The road to the parking area hadn’t been plowed, so I parked at the top of the hill and made my way through mostly virgin snow and a few foot prints to the trail. I was delighted to find that someone living near Linton Drive had already forged a ski path behind the airport and around the corn field. Pristine snow, clear blue sky, no wind, just beautiful!

Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 HS f/8 1/640sec ISO-100 4.3mm

Canon PowerShot ELPH 300 HS f/8 1/640sec ISO-100 4.3mm
I love the photos but I am happy the snow is all gone.