I love your play on words - you're a bit of a master of that - and found the innuendos here very amusing. Now all I need is the dosh to wing my way there. Keep up the good work, however much you encounter brass monkeys.
I can see that I'll have to pull out my machete in order to get past the bush...thanks for another year of beautiful photos and clever tags. You're a treasure buddy and the gift that keeps on giving!
"Snowy balls, icy cracks...taste adventure on hairy trails...NEVER TOO DEEP" you are a card, Tomass. Humor much appreciated. Considering how cold it is in New England, cannot imagine what it's like in "the Canadian bush" where you are. Hope you're keeping warm! Best to you.
Where do I sign up??? I also see the guide supplies a nice icicle to thrust on.
ReplyDeleteAnd a bit of a thaw makes for instant lubrication.
DeleteI love your play on words - you're a bit of a master of that - and found the innuendos here very amusing. Now all I need is the dosh to wing my way there. Keep up the good work, however much you encounter brass monkeys.
ReplyDeleteI'll take two.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to keep the bunkhouse hopping.
DeleteI can see that I'll have to pull out my machete in order to get past the bush...thanks for another year of beautiful photos and clever tags. You're a treasure buddy and the gift that keeps on giving!
ReplyDeleteThanks surfstud. And thank you for keeping an eye on my work/play, for sharing your thoughts, kindness and support.
Delete"Snowy balls, icy cracks...taste adventure on hairy trails...NEVER TOO DEEP" you are a card, Tomass. Humor much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteConsidering how cold it is in New England, cannot imagine what it's like in "the Canadian bush" where you are. Hope you're keeping warm! Best to you.
It might seem like it's all for pun, and pun for all, but I need my tongue in my cheek to keep it warm.
DeleteBest to you, Jeffrey, and I hope the bush out your way is keeping green.