2010 was a pretty epic year for Maya and for us. We went on an amazing East Coast Trip in the summer and there were so many awesome things that Maya got to see and do that we had to do a separate journal to cover it all.
In this photographic overview of the year, Maya shows you a glimpse of her trip to Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. If that wasn’t exciting enough, she also got to go fall camping at MacGregor Point Provincial Park where she hiked parts of the Bruce Trail! Let’s no forget all the great days in Petrolia, enjoying the snow and the comfort of her home.
Make sure you check out her dedicated East Coast Journal as well!
Maya The Nature Dog’s 2010 Photo Journal
Have to shake off the salt water. It's bad for my cholesterol. hahaha
I am literally swimming everywhere!
When I'm not travelling the country, I like to rest and nap at home. Especially since I just got groomed, hence the pink thing on my neck.
More water. I'm overwhelmed. And there are fishies in that water too.
Hiking at Gros Morne National Park with my family. Third week of having fun out on the east coast. I'm spoiled.
It's nice and cool up here in St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Look at the views!
My ancestors were from Newfoundland. That's where Labrador Retrievers came from, don't you know.
I am sooo very excited!
It's important to put your toes in any water you find. Plus it feels good on really hot days. Ahhh.
We saw a family of sea otters in Newfoundland. They are tricksie.
It looks really snowy and blowy outside. Do I have to go?
Why are you disturbing my nap with your clicking monster?
I'm on vacation!!! Where are we? The East Coast? That sounds close to lots of water!
It's always nice to lay in the sun and have a nap.
They have sticks everywhere! Even on Cape Breton Island. I was fetching this while an osprey was hunting off shore.
Hiking the Bruce Trail with my Mommies is awesome! Rocks to climb and smells to smell.
They have cool things in the ocean that we don't have back home.
Christmas is a great time to have your family home with you.
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