
Kelley was very excited to be on the trail again and as there were no other hikers about she was able to be off leash. I was taking it slowly and watching carefully where I stepped, especially when we got on the Penobscot. Kelley would look back as if to ask why I was taking so long but soon accepted the slower pace.





We hiked up to a bit past the junction with the Spring Trail and then returned the way we had come. In past hikes on this trail Kelley has a problem with this section of the trail. There is a spot near where she is standing where the trail narrows and has a gap that must be stepped over. Today she went right up without pausing. But on the way down she didn't want to jump the gap and is looking for a way around. She expressed her dismay by barking ( something she rarely does) and howling. I walked down the carriage road a ways and she followed to a spot where she was comfortable coming down.

A good hike without apparent problems with my ankle. 2-3/4 hours
It's good to see you two back on the trails.
ReplyDeleteThanks, John and for your support through this bad time.
ReplyDelete