Saturday, December 21, 2019

SNICKERDOODLE CREATE BAKE MAKE LINK PARTY #315


Hey y'all! Everyone ready for the holidays?! We are just about set over here, just have to wrap a few more things.  We had sick kiddos all week this week, and it looks like we will this weekend - just hoping that by Christmas morning, they are ready for some fun! The party will be on a break next weekend, December 28th, and will return January 4th.  I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas, and a positively wonderful New Year!


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Beverly and Gloria
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Staci
Two Chicks and a Mom
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EyeLoveKnots
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Features:

Across the Boulevard shared a recipe for Cake Mix Chocolate and Peppermint cookies. Yummy!

Chocolate and Peppermint cookies on red dish

This Autoimmune Life shared a recipe for Healthy Gingerbread Donuts. My husband would eat these like crazy!

Healthy Gingerbread Donuts from www.thisautoimmunelife.com #sponsoredpost #healthyrecipe #gingerbread #donuts #healthy

The Kitchen Is My Playground shared a recipe for Peppermint Chocolate Chip Snowball Cookies. Can you tell I'm in the mood for all the Christmas treats?

Peppermint Chocolate Chip Snowball Cookies Image

Raji's Craft Hobby shared DIY Clay Christmas Ornaments. So fun, and cute!


Most Featured:

Southern Sunflowers shared Dollar Tree Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas. Awesome!

Dollar Tree Christmas gift wrapping ideas

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Friday, December 20, 2019

Pyramid Hike

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Continuing on our hiking adventures with Pyramid Mountain.  Bet you can't guess why it's called that!  This hike wasn't for beginners, but wasn't super hard either.  Harder than Old Woman, but easier than Barometer.  It is rated 'difficult' on most sites I see. The very top is pretty much a climb, rather than a hike.  The day I did this with my friends, it was actually insanely windy, and way too dangerous to climb.  I haven't yet returned to try the final climb, but as soon as it's nicer weather again, I will!



I did this hike in August, and there were blueberries, that my friends picked, for days! So many blueberries!  If nothing else, go halfway to get some yummy berries.  It's about a 2.5 mile trail, with a few places that flatten out so you can get a little rest.  The picture right above here, is the start of the trail.


This picture here, is about the halfway point.  You can go even further forward, and have a better picture of the water.  On most parts of this hike, you can go left and right and explore a little bit (looking for those berries :))


This is the very top of the hike (looks a whole less like a Pyramid now, huh?)  This is where we stopped as the wind was extremely strong this day - it was blowing us around.  Aside from that part, we still got a great view at the end, and it was a great hike.  I definitely recommend it if you are ever in Kodiak.  Take all the proper precautions for bears, and take a friend or two along, just in case.

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