Watery Wednesday

The geese seem to be still in pairs,

 so I don't think they are nesting yet.

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Watery Wednesday

I woke to snow blanketing the ground yesterday.

 And the lilacs and other trees.

 The temperature was hovering around freezing all day,

 but the snow turned to slush and then to rain.

Other than the interesting photo ops,

 a day to stay indoors and read.

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Watery Wednesday

We are back to normal temperatures for the first week of April.

 That means there is often frost in the mornings,

 which melts to form water droplets on the clover leaves.

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Watery Wednesday

Lady's mantle is one of the best plants

 for catching droplets of water on its leaves.

 I haven't looked up its herbal properties.

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Watery Wednesday

The temperatures have gotten very mild, so the schoolyard looks like a river valley.

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Watery Wednesday

I climbed down the bank to the stream,

 to capture the ice shaped by the running water.

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Watery Wednesday

Standing on the bridge,

 looking at the ice on the little stream.

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Watery Wednesday

The school was surrounded by a large puddle, although it was in the process of freezing as the sun set. I wonder what condition the kids were in after recess...

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Watery Wednesday

Last spring, we visited Perth, and the Tay River.

 The water was high with spring run-off.

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Watery Wednesday

More icicles, but these are so much more impressive!

 I like to get close and look up at them, but I can never get directly underneath them...

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Watery Wednesday

Playing in the archives again, I found this photo of a small fountain. I like the colour, and the action in the water.

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Watery Wednesday

Walking across the park, I was admiring the wind-sculpted snow in the sunshine. Snow is the main example of water that we have at this time of year.

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Watery Wednesday

The temperatures were above freezing, and these icicles at the library were melting.

 Water was running steadily off the longest one, but the others were dripping, 

so I captured some of the droplets.

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