Suspended? The blog? No, more of a brief blogging pause as we spend the next week or two with less certain internet availability. But before that, here's a wobbly one featuring a brave dog:
Free wobbles top right
On a recent very warm morning we visited Parc des Chutes-de-la-Chaudière in search of some shade. There is a waterfall that's used to generate electricity, and you can take great photos of the falls from a suspension bridge traversing the Chaudière River. You'll need to be brave though…
Looks sturdy enough
A few steps in and we were aware of a slight bouncing sensation underfoot. A few more strides and the bouncing became quite pronounced. Scout stopped dead in her tracks and for a few moments it looked like she wouldn't go forward or back. Hmm. Then Mrs. PC strode past and Scout clearly didn't like the idea of not being in front, so off we wobbled at quite a pace. None of us wanted to spend too long on the bridge…
More power to you
The views were great, mostly snatched glances from the bridge (we were not stopping, oh no) and the views are as good from just off the bridge - firmer footing and a more relaxed canine companion. We did find some leafy shade, and spent a few moments enjoying relief from the sun and pretending our heart rates were running at normal. We knew there was a return trip over the bridge but didn't tell Scout.
Leafy
As it turned out, Scout being Scout, the return over the bridge was not a problem. She shrugged, put one paw in front of the other, and without looking down (I did - not a good idea - my stomach lurched) trotted across as fast as her legs would carry her. Pretty fast, I can tell you!
Is that all? Pah!
If you have sturdy legs and a bold disposition, then a trip to the bridge and the falls is recommended.
Sturdy and bold? I'm in!
Thanks for reading and we'll leave it there for this week, with pulses steady and our little wobble behind us! I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
If we have reliable wifi, we'll aim to post something next week!
Can I come out now? Has he finished talking about the bridge?
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