Hiking With Lucky

I was enjoying the car ride as we passed by the city on the way to our hike.

We started our hike at the bottom of the hill. Can you spot there were two of us doggy in the group?

This is me, having a sip of water before our ascend...

... and this is Lucky, checking for pee mails at the foot hill.

Yup, my pal Lucky is also a sharpei, a meat mouth pei to be exact, and he does look like my pei pal from New York, Lola.

We made a good tag team together, since my tail points to the left, I was in charge of marking the left side of the trail...

... and since Lucky's tail curls to the right, he was tasked to mark the right side.

It was quite a laborious climb up to the hill...

... and I was a thirsty pei. Also I needed to replenish all the fluid after all those intense marking.

Enjoying the tranquility and the beautiful view of the lake at the top.

Lucky having his drink at a water retention pond...

... and he decided to have a dip as well to cool off the heat.

Like a hero, I jumped into the water to join Lucky...

... only to realize the water was cold and I sprang out of the pond in a jiffy.

There were many makeshift bridges along the hike...

... and we have to be careful when crossing these wooden planks.

Like a marching troop, we moved into a single line when crossing these narrow bridges...

... with Lucky following closely behind us.

We took a rest under the shade before continuing with our hike...

... and I took the opportunity to scout around...

... and left more pee mails...

... before continuing with our descend from the hill top.

The trail was filled with lots of wild flora and fauna.

Taking a breather under a huge tree on the way down.

We arrived at a small water retention area and decided to sniff it out.

It's in us, peis are naturally busybody curious about their environment.

Lucky having a relaxing dip in the cold water after all the trekking...

... and I joined in too as my weary legs could do with some refreshing soak.

A pretty little wild flower along the pathway as we made our way back.

I was so tired on the way home, I could hardly opened my eyes.