Ok feet, I hope you like your lack of winter shoes. Good thing it was below zero so nothing was wet or melting. Let’s get walking!

Lights of the fast food plaza. No thanks to that. I do like the tracks in the snow — I always wonder who left that.

I also really like pine trees. Probably more so then deciduous trees. Especially, obviously, in winter. I really liked this setting. If maybe someone was around that bench could make a fun seat.

This is what I really love though. There is a path here. There is also a road here. There is even a train track here. But you can’t tell can you? Neither can I.

More of unknown tracks. Ok I lied, I saw one of the cars that made them. It was amusing because I was walking in the middle of the road and it’s hard to hear cars in snow with a hood on. True story.

Sup. One of a few pictures of myself that I don’t want to go POOF!

Since no trip is complete without snow art and I wasn’t in the mood for snowmen; I give you the alternative. Have some <3 from Moo. In case you're into that whole angle and position thing you get two pictures.

Are you joking me? You actually thought I wasn’t just going to flop into the snow? LOL, please.

I was walking along, then I decided to just take off and fly.

The night must have at least one artificial sun.

Interesting looking pictures or me getting snow into the pocket where my camera phone was. You decide.

What do we leave behind?

This is where I started. Probably some 30 minutes ago. I guess to answer the last question in about another 30 minutes, not much.

There was an elaborate drawing on that paper there. Which was really my Economics project. But since none of it came through to the picture I improvised quickly and badly.

Early Gray and a Mint Tea from the foothills of a volcano, beat that!