Land of Fire and Ice

[Diane CBPFC]

one more try a a beaver photo

[Roger Kettle]

Great photo, Diane. You have such an impressive array of wildlife around you. Having said that, I'm still waiting for your definitive Sasquatch snap.

[The Peepmaster]

Amazing little creatures. I read somewhere that they can build lodges that are up to 700 yards in length. Incredible.

Apparently, Freemasons can do that too.

[Diane CBPFC]

Great photo, Diane. You have such an impressive array of wildlife around you. Having said that, I'm still waiting for your definitive Sasquatch snap.

I read a really good book a few years ago, it had a bit with a Sasquatch family and was supposedly based on a true story. "The Long Walk" by Slavomir Rawicz - you might enjoy it too.  It also has a bit with a bear.

[The Peepmaster]

We’ve been in Canada for a week. Really enjoyed it and the weather’s been mild and sunny. Visited Montreal first and are currently in Quebec. Sadly having to start our journey home tomorrow. Haven’t seen any moose or Diane.

[The Peepmaster]

Pleased to see the interest in my post. Have been home now for several weeks.

[Roger Kettle]

I was interested! Although, I'd have been more interested if you'd bumped into Diane riding a moose over a beaver dam.

[Mince]

Pleased to see the interest in my post. Have been home now for several weeks.

I was loving the saga! The suspense between your posts was killing me.

The moose saw your post.

[Mince]

I read a really good book a few years ago, it had a bit with a Sasquatch family and was supposedly based on a true story. "The Long Walk" by Slavomir Rawicz - you might enjoy it too.  It also has a bit with a bear.

I'm confused. You're saying a family of mythical North-American Sasquatch were holidaying in the Gobi Desert, Tibet, or the Himalayas in 1941?