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Snow Shoeing!

About two weeks ago we decided to get out and enjoy the snow.  We went snow shoeing for the first time.  Both kids were over excited all week waiting for Saturday to go.  We rented the snow shoes for the whole family and set out.  Oh, it felt so good to get out and enjoy the outdoors and try something new.  Part of our plan is not just to eat healthier, but to be more active as a family.  We want our kids to live a healthy, active life and we know that their good habits start with us.

At the beginning of the trail

It was a cold, crisp day but we were bundled up nice and warm.  Alexander was over-the-moon excited that they had snow shoes to fit him as well.  We had originally planned on pulling him in his sled because we didn't think they had shoes his size, but it was awesome that they did! 



 On The Trail

The trail was pretty busy with a mix of people snow shoeing and skiing.  Christian loved snow shoeing but the cross country skiers peeked his curiosity.  We will try skis next time around.

Just starting out on the trail. 


Christian ran ahead
Taking a quick photo break
Me lagging behind to get a picture of the 3 of my boys.


The kids wanted to trek through the deeper snow and sprawl and fall into the snow.  Lots of fun!


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