More Weekend Adventures
This is a picture from when my Mommie and Daddie hiked to the top of Old Rag Mountain last year. Old Rag Mountain is located in the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. There are some very large rocks there that are FUN to climb. I do not know why it has that funny name because I did not see any old rags there.I heard that it is very beautiful there, but Mommie would not let me go. So, I secretly followed her! Here I am posing at the summit. My legs were tired when I was done.
Professor Daisy's Tip for Cats: If you secretly climb a mountain, do not fall off! Or, you might not get rescued. A GPS might help you though.
24 Notes for Daisy:
Wow, Daisy, your legs must have been VERY tired. That looks like a very cool place to climb!
Hi Daisy... you are so very brave to hike up that mountain. I'll bet your mummy was surprised to see you (or did you stay out of sight?)
wow daisy that looks furry cool place to be. your legs must have been furry tired oh Lilly said she cant were red to the vet becuse it will clash wiff her claws they pink how about a pink sweeter
You did it! I bet she never found out... except if she reads your blog... uh-oh
I have been here too. Very pretty!!
I have been to Virginia several times myself, Daisy, but never to Shenandoah National Park. It looks absolutely spectacular there!
Gee, Daisy that's a terrible rock, something to brake your four legs ! Arthur and his sisters are doing their 25 h sleep, come to our cat blog and have a look !
You are a authentic gatorrista, you might help me to conquer the world Muhahahahahaha!!!!!!
Thanks for your visit, you do it again!
You are such a brave kitty to climb way up high Daisy!!
maybe when our Mom that Lives Here comes to Florida,we can stow away and come play at your house!!
D
J
CC
brave an verree byootiful.
dat'z wut i luv abowt u, daisy!
were u warin yer hikin geer?
LOL! Thank goodness kitties have nine lives.
Wow, what a grate trium-fant picktur of yoo on top of the mowntain! Yer sooo brave and yer tip is vary much apprechiated.
Wow, that is such an amazing view!
Boy, that looks like some hike. Sure looks beautiful up there though. Must have been worth the climb. I think my legs would have been tired too. Mom has been to a lot of states but she has never been to the east coast and she would love to go sometime, especially when the trees are turning in the fall.
Casper
Omigosh, you were *brave, Daisy! What a stunning place, though!
Mommy says Shenandoah National Park is furry furry purrty. She don't know why that mountain's named that tho.
Purrrrrrrrrrs,
Sanjee
Pee Ess. I luvs your Tips for Cats!
That is a gorgeous place that you hiked to, Daisy. You must have been very tired but also very brave to go there. We don't like to go out front of our house very much!
China Cat & Willow
That's a long climb for a little cat like you. Way to go!
here you go again wif the heights, getting me all scared that you will fall or somefin. Did your mommie know that you were there this time, or were you sneaking around again?
Cute. You look like a Lion on the rocks, a cute sweet tame lion. Haha...
How precious Daisy!! Where is your backpack? With you being quite the fashionista, I would expect the color coordinated gear, comfy leather boots, zip-off pant legs, etc.
And perhaps a mini-stove to brew your afternoon tea.
Luf, Us
Oh, I'd love to hang out with you. If only I could have such exciting adventures too.
Midnight
You are so smart. You are also furry brave to climb a whole mountain without being seen by your parents or fallin' off.
DMM
Daisy, you are amazing! You may be the only cat who has ever climbed a mountain!
LOKi
Wow! We are very impressed! You go to our Mom's favorite places. Mom has been hiking Old Rag since the 70s when she was 15. In fact, the desktop photo on our computer screen is of old Rag this past spring! We think that our picture should be on the computer background, but Mom assures us that our picture is on her computer at work.
For those who don't know, Mom tells us that it's called Old Rag (or Old Raggety) because the mountain is very old and from a distance its rocky top (which is unusual in Virginia) looks all jagged or ragged.
~J&B
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