Flagstaff is a great city if you love nature and the outdoors. Lots to do with the mountains right next to town and lots of group activities for running, hiking and cycling.

She's better today but going g to let her rest from any long hikes for a bit. No pain, just not as strong in her back legs but otherwise doing well. Thanks for caring for my little sweetie

It's not going to make me rich but being out enjoying life is the reward, plus Lulu always has such a good time.

I spent most of my life in the Northeast so snow in winter and lush forests are more to my liking than the dry southwest. Flagstaff is a really great place, very outdoors and nature oriented

You would love her. She is such a people dog and loves the attention.

She loves being and outdoors girl-she was a stray we found years ago and probably lived her early months living outside before we found her in TX

Heading up to the nearby Mingus Mountain for a nice long hike (unless there's still snow and ice on the forest service road up there)

Thank you very much. She certainly has blessed our lives

Fortunately just the cuts so I'll have a few more scars but better than broken bones.

Yeah, as long as I don't break bones

It's always fascinating to see those ancient petroglyphs and wonder what the natives were thinking about when they carved them into the rocks

She has always been an outdoors kind of dog (probably lived her early days outside as she was a stray rescue). Fortunately plenty of local forests for us to explore

I'm glad she felt better quickly as she's such an outdoor loving girl.

She's a wonderful girl. She was a stray we found in Texas 6 years ago.

It's in the Prescott National Forest. We have a very good local trails organization that works on the widespread trail system and the community works hard to maintain them.

This area usually gets a lot more snow as it's about 800 feet higher but not much left. It's rugged country but great for hiking.

It brings me joy to help even if it's one at a time.

a few dollars worth but it's always nice to be out in the forest and Lulu loves it as well.

Fortunately the cooler weather probably keeps them underground but I keep an eye out for them esp. when we're out in the warmer desert spots.

Thank you very much