Category Archives: Snoeshowing

In the grip of the Vortex

Posted on February 13, 2019 by Jerry Johnson

Bright sunshine promised a warm morning for snowshoeing. But the thermometer said the Sun was a deceiver: the temperature was 7 degrees below zero. Sub-zero days have been commonplace this winter. The coldest day in our part of the North … Continue reading →

Posted in Snoeshowing, Winter, Winter Hiking | Tagged , | Leave a comment

April snowshoe hike

Posted on April 19, 2018 by Jerry Johnson

April snowshoe hike This has been a loooong winter in the North Country, capped by an April 18 storm that dropped 10 inches of wet snow. But the day after the storm dawned sunny and clear, a perfect blue-sky morning … Continue reading →

Posted in Snoeshowing, Winter | Tagged , | 2 Comments

A walk in the winter woods

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Jerry Johnson

My beautiful blond wife is more lithe and flexible than I on snowshoes. She falls less frequently, too, but I contend that is because the dogs step on my snowshoes more often than hers, a trick that always sends me … Continue reading →

Posted in Antler Sheds, Snoeshowing, Winter Hiking | Tagged , , | 3 Comments