And sorry about your gran :/
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And sorry about your gran :/
Sorry I gota back out on my promise. No pix today.
I was sick all day. Laid around mostly. Drank some juice and water and even a cup of coffee.
But I ain't a real good patient. I can't stay still too long. Now indeed to stay in the house.
I needed fresh air. I knew I wouldn't be able to sledding so I went for a little walk 500 yards up the hill to visit my dad.
Besides, my dad ain't real healthy now. I wanna enjoy him while I still got him.
On that note my mom too. And for that matter my 99 yr old Gran has developed cancer in a bladder of some kind so.....
I am so very very lucky. I wanna honor these beautiful blessings Creator gave me.
All said I still hope she makes it to her 100th birthday party.
Anyways, I'll get pix up one day soon.
Gee, I gota remember to take my phone with me one day when I go sledding so I can get some action pix.
Can video clips be posted on here? If so how?
Huh. I might look into that. I recently got lines for a scooter and was surprised how long the gang lines were.Geez it's 130AM and I was roughly awakened by a horrible fit of coughing. So I thought,"Hmmmmm. Awake now. May as well see what's going on in the world."
So I put Vicks on the soles of my feet and here I am.... and waiting for the Vicks to start its work.
My bridle extends only about maybe 14" beyond the sled(not the brushbow) with another 10" of shock cord(bungee) and MAYBE 2" of loop(on mainline). My mainline section are 6' and the tugs are 30" and the necklines are 8 to 12". All the tugs and necklines are looped into the end loops of the mainline sections and mainline a sections are looped to each other. My "mainstay" is 6dog but I always carry atleast 2 extra sections, each with a carabiner on the neckline end. Quick attach/detach comes in handy for sure. I also carry 3or4 extra tugs and necklines. And a couple harnesses. Never know what could happen when mushing through an area where there are any number of dogs. Maybe I may just harness them up and "voila" 2 more pullers for part of the journey.![]()
Also I have an 8 place sectioned gangline I bought that I think must be for racing setup. The sections are 9 feet long and the tugs are dang near 5' long and 18" necklines. They ain't detachable like mine. Kinda looks weird to me but I can see the merits of such a set up for racing teams. So anyways, If I wanna go to the store quick I use the lead section and 2 team sections and use my heavy duty wheel section. That puts the tails of my wheelers a bit better than 4&1/2' from the front of the sled. It works well stringing out the dogs so they can run easier but the wheelers still have lots of control steering in tighter areas as opposed to "cutting in the corners". The only problem with that is I gota be on the ball with braking. Even I dislike having the sled bump my dogs now indeed how it must make them feel.![]()
Ya, so if my written description didn't paint a clear enough picture I can post pix.
Maybe I will anyhow.
The Vicks started its work. As hoped I ain't coughing now so I can go back to bed.
I hope you have a good nights sleep too.
TTFN
Thank you. It sucks for me but I don't know how she feels. I remember I asked my Pampa when he was 91 or 92,"Are you afraid of dieing Pampa?", and with out breaking a face of any kind(stolid) he says,"Well, I don't WANT to die." In a matter of factory way. So maybe Gran is the same.
My only wish is that she doesn't suffer painfully. She's earned a beautiful easy transition from this world to the next. Or, so I believe
Again thank you. That's very compassionate of you. Bless you
Remember when I said that the mother is the one that passes on attitude?
Nala is a Siberian Husky. = cold weather dog. Hank may not be PURE Sibe but his mother is. Thus Hank would be in his element too with snow being on the ground. It's genetics at play. We can argue that I suppose but........
However with your tenacity at training it enhances what they evolved to do.
I say again... Way to go Rosie girl![]()
Genetics play a huge role! Training just shapes and enhances IMO. Thank you! Sadly all the snow melted :/ and I no longer have a dry land rig to use.
Genetics play a huge role! Training just shapes and enhances IMO. Thank you! Sadly all the snow melted :/ and I no longer have a dry land rig to use.