[Ringo.]

username: Ringo.
storage thread: New Hope Acres
hound name: Eirwen || Welsh origin and the meaning is "blessed snow".
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: Female
age: 4 years
collar color: Eye colour with gold buckles
Interesting snow related word: Firn : granular snow, especially on the upper part of a glacier, where it has not yet been compressed into ice.

[bsktofbooks]

username: bsktcase
storage thread: Aurora Borealis
hound name: Uhuro
(means freedom in Swahili)
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: male
age: 2 years old
collar color: same as eye color
Interesting snow related word: crud - heavy wet snow that is unsuitable for skiing

[VenomousParadise]

username: VenomousParadise
storage thread: N/A
hound name: Valette
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: Female
age: 4 Years
collar color: Icy Blue
Interesting snow related word:
Protococcus - A Species Of Unicellular Plants That Tends To Grow Over Deposits Of Snow, Often Giving The Area A Red Or "Bloody" Appearance.

[RehomeCenter]

username: Honey Mitsukuni
storage thread: --
hound name: TBN
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: Male
age:3 years old
collar color: Dark blue with a silver charm
Interesting snow related word: Poudre - Powder, can be used in reference to powdery, light snow

[rab1es]

username: rab1es
storage thread: cabinwood range
hound name: kassuq ; an inuit word for "drifting ice"
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: male
age: 4 years
collar color: same as his darkest fur tone -- #1c262a
Interesting snow related word: thundersnow ; a kind of thunderstorm with snow falling as the primary precipitation instead of rain; most common around lakes and coastal areas

[pedunkle]

username: VenomousParadise
storage thread: N/A
hound name: Valette
coloration: Smooth blue agouti piebald and pale blue eyes
sex: Female
age: 4 Years
collar color: Icy Blue
Interesting snow related word:
Protococcus - A Species Of Unicellular Plants That Tends To Grow Over Deposits Of Snow, Often Giving The Area A Red Or "Bloody" Appearance.

winner! Ive never heard of Protococcus and it sounds super interesting

[VenomousParadise]

winner! Ive never heard of Protococcus and it sounds super interesting

Thank You So Much!! <3