Mole has decided that instead of tedious spring cleaning, a jaunt above ground is in order. His introduction to the water rat leads to more adventure than he thought possible.
Rolf's adventures are not done yet. One more wilderness adventure.
Rolf, the Norwegian Elkhound begins his life above the Arctic Circle with his Sami family.
In Big Sky country it isn't just humans that like huckleberries.
The rest of the Boys from the Spinnin' Spur are looking forward to their time at the fair. In the end, They've had a rather exciting day away from the ranch.
Update - The Big Sky Boys shenanigans.
Pepin returns the Emperor's arrow to none other than the Emperor himself and his life is changed forever.
Pepin discovers what no one else has but will have to prove to all that he is the actual finder. At first, the real find doesn't appear to be worthwhile at all.
Pepin discovers the reason for the Emperor's visit and has a run-in with the evil, sly Ludo, who always seeks advantage over others.
Pepin, a serf (slave) in ancient times, is curious about the visit of Emperor Charlemagne. He risks discovery inside the castle walls to find out the why of it.
Buster Bear gets more than he bargained for and Farmer Brown's boy becomes a philosopher.
Buster Bear teaches a lesson to Chatterer the squirrel and then develops a hankerin' for berries.
Buster Bear is disgraced after his encounter with Farmer Brown's boy.
Blacky the crow devises a plan to see for himself if Farmer Brown's boy is scared of Buster bear.
One generation ends and another begins. A family heritage which has been denied is regained.