Okay, so these are not the best quality in the world, but I had to record them, as I had never seen them before. Walking along the sandy path, I noticed that the ice crystals were about an inch long, and had formed into these clumps.
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9 comments:
very unique photos...great job...
That is stunning very pretty. Happy watery Wednesday.
Where do you live that it's that cold already ?
Reminds me of stalagmites.
Cool shots Judy!
These are beautiful and very interesting pictures. Actually they are fantastic as Ice crystals are such wondrous "things". Cirrus clouds are made up of Ice crystals and the moon is surrounded by them as well.
You have such beautiful photos!!
So nice to see all the colors.
I haven't seen ice crystals like this before. They certainly are interesting. I hope it's still a while before we see ice down here this year.
Neat. A little like stalactites
Cool photos, I've never seen anything quite like those before, at least not in sand.
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