I don't know why the ice has frozen in these patterns,
but this is what the pond looks like now.
10 months ago
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8 comments:
beautiful!...I love the mysteries of nature...always a surprise.
Beautiful.. looks great and cold:)
I love the random patterns water makes as it freezes. So very beautiful!
I really liked your thistles in the last post too. Did you notice that first one is a heart? I did!
Very pretty! I've noticed the ponds in the forest looking rather like that.
How beautiful, I like especially the first one!
It's obvious that Mother Nature is a superb artist.
Beautiful, the ebb and flow of the water as it froze created some wonderful patterns.
is the ice thick enough to skate?
When I was in Windsor, the boy next door made his own skating rink. I thought he was very clever.
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