…almost like you’re along for the ride

Mac (Legacy’s Mackay), my nearly 12 year old puppy companion, was born in Pasco, Washington in the home of Mack and Patty Ledgerwood owners of Legacy Miniature Schnauzers. Because we have become such good friends over the years, Mack and Patty have invited us to spend time with them during holidays. This year Easter was special because there was a new litter of puppies born of Carry. She’s a sweet little girl and a good mom to her pups. She instinctively trains the puppies to nurse in different positions as she lies down, then stands up and then sits. This is the way puppies quickly  develop their leg muscles in order to walk. She’ll often let them nurse for a moment then she’ll move to the other side of the crate forcing the puppies to follow her.SANYO DIGITAL CAMERA   Legacy_pups


Carrie nursing her 11 day old puppies. There are four boys and two girls from CH Legacy’s Carry On, “Carrie”. Their eyes will soon start opening and they are just beginning to toddle around.
 
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Legacy Miniature Schnauzers . Mack Ledgerwood





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There was a lot of thought as to whether to take I-5 North to Sacramento or take Hwy 99. Some of my fellow RVers mentioned I-5 is like driving on a washboard, bump, bump, bump for 200 miles. I decided to take Hwy 40 out of Arizona then Hwy 58 to Bakersfield and then give Hwy 99 a try. Although, short parts of the road were rough or under repair, the trip north was smooth going and pleasant. Near Sacramento the traffic picked up but never slowed down.

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Check out the winding climb on the right
 
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A Questionable Potty Break

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Hwy 99 North

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A Quick Stop Near Fresno

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Approaching Mount Shasta

 
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Slow Uphill Traffic

 
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Wow,a Real River

 
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