Dog Sledding

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We went dog sledding today up near Oakley. It's not something we would have ever thought of doing ourselves (nor would we have paid for it) but Autonomy hosted it and took us both up there so we enjoyed it.   CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO SEE A FEW MORE.

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Marilyn said…
I asked how much the dog sledding was...just to see if it is in our future with our kids. Don't get your hopes up, at $250.00 per ride, it won't be happening again if we are paying for it! It was cool, but not THAT cool. It is twice as much as renting snowmobiles, so if I had money to burn on the snow and didn't want to go ATV riding, that would be the way to go. ATV riding is great though.
26 February, 2010 14:25
Christa said…
Dog sledding. Cool. Who knew you can do it in Utah?
26 February, 2010 16:40
Gramps said…
Not me..until now.
26 February, 2010 19:54
Unknown said…
The dogs look surprisingly happy about it.
27 February, 2010 12:46
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