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| That's one happy kid! |
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| Yum, ice! With his bare hands no less! Brrrrr. |
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| The gravel pit, with it's snow-covered "mountains" makes a great place to explore and play and run along the mountaintops. |
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| Near the gravel pit, Kadin led me into an alder and willow grove, that I called the fairy forest. It was a perfect Kadin-sized forest too. |
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| Kadin snuggles with Tony while Mama Trinity sits close. We fostered a mom and her two kitties for a while. In the end, I decided not to keep any of them. The kittens were a bit shy/nervous/feral and needed a quieter home. |
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| Eating snow again… Captain Snowbeard! |
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| Kadin was working really hard to push up this hill. It's a bit steeper than it looks in the photo. |
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| After all that biking, Kadin crashed in the sled and I pulled him the last bit down the road to the car. |
Kadin working hard again, this time my little "alpinista" is summiting the mountain. Half way up he says, "This hard Mom," and towards the top his asking me to wait where I am while he goes the rest of the way up.
Kadin bike-skis down a hill, with Denali and the beautiful Alaska range in the background. In the beginning of it, I wasn't sure what he was saying, maybe "run"? Then he says, "Mama mas cerca arboles," which means, "Mama, closer to the trees." Ie back up!
