It was a long ride to get to Jay Peak through what seemed like every tiny little cow pasture. I am certain we drove by every single farm in Quebec on our way there! Not to mention it was snowing those thick, big, sticky snowflakes, the kind that sticks to every road sign and therefore making it most difficult to find our way. But alas we made it! And we were graciously received on the other end with well-deserved drinks and a fabulous dinner.
That next morning we were set to go skiing on what was to be the coldest day of the winter. What our friends forgot to tell us is that when it is cold, it is bloody cold at Jay! I, literally, have never be this cold in my entire life! Going up the chair lift, better known as The Freezer, I had one of those brain freezes like when you drink a slushy too fast. Except it wouldn't go away! And once at the top, I had to take some pictures because it was just awesome! Remember those thick, big, sticky snowflakes falling the night before? Well, they fell all over the county and they were now so frozen onto the trees making the landscape most incredibly gorgeous! It honestly felt like we were in Alaska. I only managed to take 2 photos before my hands froze to a point of no return. Check it out!
Views from the top of Jay Peak, Vermont
Girls goofing around after supper
View from the cottage property
We decided to take her easy the following day and just kind of hang around the cottage. So we snowshoed and tobagganed and played in the treehouse. It was much milder weather wise so it was much more pleasant being outside.
View from the cottage property
The 3 Musketeers
G, Alexia and Cara-Li
A big thank you to our friends for being the best hosts and for entertaining us for the weekend. We had a fabulous time!
1 comment:
Yikes, I've missed your last couple of posts. My blog list is not updating.
Wow, what a great place for fun in the snow. Gorgeous picture on top of that mountain - just before you froze your hands off.
Looks like a great week-end. Good luck with your cottage renovations.
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