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Some snowshoeing photos

1/1/2021

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I have been snowshoeing up my regular hiking trails for the last few weeks, including today.  Here are a few photos from those hikes--all taken on my cell phone (since my DSLR photos are not on this computer yet).

Today had one freaky bit: there looked to be a huge blood stain in the snow right in front of the Fourbay gate.  If it's real, I would guess somebody killed a deer there--from the redness of the snow, at first I thought it might be paint or some kind of red stain, since that usually oxidizes and turns brownish-red pretty quickly.  However, I suppose it could have been actual blood. If so, I think it must have been earlier this same day (though the cold could have preserved in an unusual way).

I started my hike around 4:20 pm, so there was the whole day for strange things to have happened, I suppose.  Once I was past that strange scene, the trail and the evening were quite lovely, as can be seen in the last photo.
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