These are the Lake Ontario equivalent of the Arctic's bergie bits.
Pieces of ice which are very small, and make the surface of the water a sort of slush.
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7 comments:
What a cool word. We has some bergie bits floating in Gloucester Harbor. Brrrr....
I've never heard of them referred to as bergie bits before. Love it!!!
Bergie bits, eh? I must remember that!
That looks way too cold for me ...
Looks cold but beautiful!
Have a lovely week:)
Judy,
I do have poppy seeds but I'm not sure how viable they are as I collected them a couple of years ago. BUT the poppies come up every year so this coming July I will save some fresh seed for you. I also have a fringed variety, photos of which I will likely post next summer.
so cold....I'm ready for summer....great photos...
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