Icicles formed on parts of the wooden fence,
where there had been enough rain to run.
Mostly, the rain simply froze on the topside of everything.
To see more fences from around the world, visit Friday's Fences.
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10 comments:
Ice-coated wooden fences are simiply beautiful. These are wonderful pictures.
lovely lighting!
ooooh, frosty fences; look pretty but .... I'm not so sure how much to rug up
The frost makes these fences so beautiful! Thanks for visiting my blog. My father is a Canadian and I feel a real connection to the country!
These are fabulous!
Soo different from winter's fences here in Australia. If we get a heavy frost, it is all gone by 7am with the first rays. Lovely, lovely detail here, Judy.
really beautiful.
icicles on fences, that's really pretty!!
Makes me cold just looking at these...
wow! you should think abouty entering thes in photography competitions. really nice
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