VISUAL SAINT PAUL: Ice Formations

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Ice Formations

North Shore in Winter

Cold Ice and Lichens Abound

Colours of Season

17 comments:

Andy4:07 AM
Neat photo. It made me want to put a sweater on.
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Unknown6:30 AM
Fantastic! Kate, I have never seen ice on a shore in person. :-)
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biebkriebels6:40 AM
That looks really cold, nice photo.
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Lynette7:00 AM
Whoa. That looks so cold, intriguing but cold. Thanks, Kate.
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Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com7:50 AM
I just returned last night from a business trip to Las Vegas. On Sunday afternoon, there was ice in the fountain in front of Ceasar's Palace. Not as much ice as your photo today, but not what you would expect to see, ever, in Vegas.
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Sharon8:50 AM
It would not be a good time to stand on those rocks.
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SRQ9:13 AM
My goodness...that looks cold.
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parker11:15 AM
The cold reality of winter with a touch of warmth from the colorful lichens! Refreshing!
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Kathy3:06 PM
Our little teeny icicles yesterday look pretty puny compared to this!
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LOLfromPasa3:21 PM
Wow...that looks amazing. Love it.
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Kay4:22 PM
Oh, b-r-r-r-r! I visited a snowy house today at 1,000 feet. Made me glad I'm so close to sea level.
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Janey and Co.5:24 PM
Brrr...Were you actually out walking in that cold?
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Jack7:46 PM
That looks cold . . .
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Halcyon8:57 PM
Chilly colors!
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Randy9:34 PM
That is amazing.
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Jim Klenke8:09 AM
I saw this on my phone yesterday and had to come back and look at it from my laptop today. Wow, that really is ice.
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sonia a. mascaro3:40 PM
Just amazing picture, Kate! That looks so cold...
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