I like it. Certainly has a "call of the wild" feel to it. And certainly thrilling for those of us in the lower 48 who don't get to hear wolves communicate.
Coincidentally, I just read my mother's 1940 (account of her father, my maternal grandfather) life as his father homesteaded in north-central Wisconsin. At that time the area was much like Canada where wolves and bears roamed freely (they are coming back gradually). She related a couple of his wolf stories. One that I remember him telling me was being chased one night on his way home with a carriage and his horse, Nellie, running for her life as a pack of wolves were on their tail.
What a wonderful Write
I truly enjoyed your winter thoughts
a most enjoyable write Helen
I COULD NEVER IMAGINE MYSELF residing near wolfs
to me it sounds like a nightmare..... always been scared
of werewolves.....lol
but I do reside with another creature just as deadlier
"Alligators" in ever pond and lake within our compound
Love & Peace be with you
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Coincidentally, I just read my mother's 1940 (account of her father, my maternal grandfather) life as his father homesteaded in north-central Wisconsin. At that time the area was much like Canada where wolves and bears roamed freely (they are coming back gradually). She related a couple of his wolf stories. One that I remember him telling me was being chased one night on his way home with a carriage and his horse, Nellie, running for her life as a pack of wolves were on their tail.
Ron
I truly enjoyed your winter thoughts
a most enjoyable write Helen
I COULD NEVER IMAGINE MYSELF residing near wolfs
to me it sounds like a nightmare..... always been scared
of werewolves.....lol
but I do reside with another creature just as deadlier
"Alligators" in ever pond and lake within our compound
Love & Peace be with you
William