Big Salmon Lake these are the days

The ice withstood her first paw, even when she pressed back. So, she gave it a second paw, her other front, before she managed some hesitant forward that inched her out more as well while Spica worked on her own effort. When everything went alright so far, the twin soon had all four feet officially on the ice but since she was going nowhere too fast, she hugged close to the edge with her sister. Yup we got this she thought as she grinned.

She had to take a moment to figure out her feet now since she was not practiced at ice-skating. She wobbled a bit and eventually figured out the right halfway that allowed movement and staying completely upright. Along the way, she had slowly circled herself around almost completely.

When she thought like she was getting the hang of it, she pushed off with a back paw and skated her way along the shoreline and stuck her tongue out at her sister (over her shoulder, probably), though she gradually starting to inch outwards in her path to test it out, feeling braver by the second as she stuck her nose up in the air, enjoying the slide she got to ride then, though it too slowed out to nothing and the ice only shifted distantly.