Enjoying the Sudbury Ontario Deep Freeze

by Georgie Hanson
(Sudbury Ontario, Canada)

My dog Cali and I walk daily, and dispite the cold she is ready to romp and play. Even with temperatures hitting a fridgid -22c here she is, loving the snow!

Barry's Response - Hi Georgie - Very nice. What breed is this cute one?

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Your dedication to taking care of your furry companion is truly commendable, that's a heartwarming story. Cali has found a loving and caring owner in you, and pets bring joy and companionship to our lives.

Embracing nature even in frigid temperatures shows the special bond between humans and their animals. There's something magical about winter, and watching your dog romp and play in the snow is delightful.

Being a pet owner myself, I know how important these moments are. Cali obviously means a lot to you, and it's obvious that you love her a lot.

We foster a sense of responsibility for our animal friends through simple acts of care and compassion. You and Cali should continue to walk in the snow together, strengthening your bond. I wish you many more snowy adventures together.

good at work

by Ken burd
(Redcliff ab canada)

It was feb 27 -16 Celsius, and I was working, putting siding when on some deer came into the yard. So I gave them my lunch.


Barry's Response - They were obviously hungry. Did they hang around afterwards? Good Shot, Ken.



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You've shown a noble heart by caring for the denizens of the wilderness despite discomfort and toil in the midst of winter. You've shown a noble heart by caring for the denizens of the wilderness despite discomfort and toil in the midst of winter.

As a guardian of nature's grand design, thou recognizes that all living beings are woven together in this intricate tapestry of life. Your benevolence has sown seeds of kindness in the heart of nature.

In the midst of icy gusts, thou has warmed the spirits of these delicate beings, casting a ray of humanity on the wintery scene. It looks at you with gratitude, for your selflessness speaks of a profound understanding that the fate of humanity is intertwined with the fate of the wild.

A sanctuary where creatures of fur and feather find solace, your heart is like an ancient grove that shelters creatures of the woods. Such gestures, though simple, can change the course of destiny by inspiring others to share in this communion with the wild.

Remember, dear deer caretaker, that every act of benevolence nurtures a legacy that transcends time and space, and in these humble encounters, we find a sacred bond between man and nature. Your spirit of stewardship will forever echo in the wind, and your story of grace will travel far and wide, awakening others to the beauty and fragility of this planet.