Dog Walk During a Snowfall

Minor snow "storm" that looks worse here at times because of the open spaces where occasionally the wind blows snow flurries into snow squalls, and visibility grew challenging.

I gave it fifteen minutes on one side of the lake, then after a quick (warm and relaxing) five-minute car ride, another twenty minutes on the other side of the lake until my camera battery died unexpectedly. Jackie had a blast, and wanted to go longer in the snow, for those of you wondering how my dog takes to the elements.

Snow blowing directly into my glasses at times made things tricky, as did my runny nose that needed constant attention (which I edited out), as well as the slippery footing which was why I didn't go too deep along the rocky trail. But I think what I did manage to record is still fun, and worth a looky-loo.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 INTRO
01:06 GUNSHOT! It's hunting season, so I won't be veering left where the hunters are hunting.
02:05 Snowflakes Coming at Us Pretty Hard as We Approach the Picnic Shelter
03:40 Approaching the Dam--the Path to the Other Side of the Lake is Blocked
05:00 Best View so far of the Lake and Some Frozen Islands of Water
13:00 Last Few Moments on this Side of the Lake
13:28 Begin on the Other Side of the Lake
15:05 Start the Trail
19:10 Turning Back on the Trail--Getting too Slippery
21:40 Lakeside
23:42 OUTRO