Day Four: apparently hats are more important than I realized
Good morning Challengers. How was your weekend? Is getting out of the house easier for you or harder for you on weekends. Luckily here at Headquarters we have a hockey player, so it's rare the day we don't have a game or practice to get to.
Yesterday I challenged you to take a picture of a hat and I would tell you why later. So...it's later...and this is why. It's about gear, today specifically about hats. Last week when we had that bitter cold spell, I was wearing Thom's hockey toque and was very happy with it, in fact I didn't really give it much thought. But, when I came home, he took it back so I grabbed one of Rob's hats-more of a skullcap style. Which I love the look of, but I was cold. My ears were cold, my head was cold, and my whole self was colder than usual. And I thought, a good hat makes a real difference. So, if you find yourself cold, make sure you have a good hat.
Until tomorrow, have an outdoorsy day.
and your photo prompt...puddles, cuz they're fun...for toddlers.
Anna
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Also in Outdoors Everyday Challenge
I'll leave you with this story of community and hope
I would like to talk about something I witnessed in town over the last several weeks. As I mentioned previously, we had a Polar Vortex. It was too cold to walk to the grocery store, let alone just sit outside all day. Which is what a member of this town had been doing for months.
My Winter Walks
I am just back from a walk along the country road where I live, a road bordered by fields and stands of trees. My intention was to get some exercise, which meant covering some distance at a reasonable pace. My intention is important, as it affects many other choices: type of shoes, clothing, walking poles, water, binoculars, camera etc.
Good For You Momma
After stopping for the dogs to poop and stopping to change Jett’s diaper (twice) we were off!! We walked through a sunny meadow, climbed up the frozen cascades and returned via a side trail that skirted the riverbank. Bliss.
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