As soon as there is a little snow (we are not that blessed with the white stuff in our region) the sleds come out
and we head to the slopes.
The challenge is to find a hill with an accessible slope and an acceptable incline.
And then the fun can begin.
It’s not a new past time – they show sleds in museums. And in some areas it’s not allowed, not even in summer.
And because of numerous a single request:
I do hope you had a lot of fun Elke 🙂 🙂
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I did. I was a bit disappointed that I was the only one who took the fact that it was carnival Sunday seriously and turned up in a Cookie Monster onesie.
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Photo or it didn’t happen 😀 😀
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I’ll add it. just hang on…
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😀 😀
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Oh Elke, that is wonderful. Thanks for adding for my whimsical request ❤
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We aim to please … 😁
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Fantastic post, Elke 👏 & I love the onesie (I hope there were cookies afterwards 😋). I remember having a wooden sled like that when my dad was posted in Germany; we were the same, first sign of snow & headed to the nearest hill 😃
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Cookies: Always. 🙂
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