Slippery times. We are once again not getting the worst of the storm of the week, but it will be very cold for a few days.
I hope somehow everyone has at least seen some of the beauty outside. In case not, I've decided to post some ice photos, all made during the past 5 years.
I always am conscious of being privileged to have a warm, dry place at my home.
Please note: Soon you will realize this post had to end rather abruptly because I can't get the space to expand. My apologies. I would rather post it now, however, and fix it later, or perhaps do a second post on this subject.
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| It rarely happens that the top and the bottom of this frozen waterfall meet in the middle. Here is an example of making ends ALMOST meet. One time a friend and I heard a big crash on our way to "the big waterfall". We surmised that the top section has simply fallen off all of a piece. |
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| cliffs and rhododendrons |
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| the white ribbons of frozen creeks |
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| ice mystery in McCreary County, in southeastern Kentucky |
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| delicate shapes for the moment |
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| two glorious shapes from under the waterfall in the next photo |
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| overhangs, along the creek |
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| spray art |
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| back up at the pond |
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