If you saw yesterday's photo of the fresh footprints in the soft sand you may have read that that was taken on Tuesday evening and those footprints were made on Tuesday afternoon, when the temperature was probably almost 60° F (15° C). That's not typical February in Northern Utah. Last night my truck was parked outside for about 2 1/2 hours while I was at my daughters place and when I went out to come home there was almost 3" of new snow on it.
The photo for today's post was taken about 2 weeks ago. If you're looking for scale, the flat slabs of ice making up either side of the "Tee Pee" are about 1 1/2 inches thick and the center of the "Tee Pee" is about 12 to 14 inches high.
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Excellent
pictures
good creations
We are enjoying a thaw here in NW Pennsylvania. We're expecting temperatures around 50 degrees by Friday. That's 20 degrees above normal for us. Winter returns this weekend. I am thankful for the break in cold, snowy weather!
Hi there, what a gorgeous pics you have from all the ice...and sunsets.
LUV them. But can't imagine one being out there barefooted...it wasn't me. hugs D.
Thanks for the size reference.
What amazing photo ops you are having with the ice! And, what an amazing job you are doing capturing their unique beauty...I am in "awe" of this series! It will be sad when they "thaw." (aren't I great with words?!) No...seriously Scott, your work is inspiring!
A frozen world for us to admire through your talented lens, so beautiful! Thank you, Scott
Fantastic ice-photos !!!!
Greetings
Like a ray.
Lucy
Wonderful ice-photos. I love it. The coulor and lines are beautiful.
it looks like a mini bomb was placed under it and caused a big eruption. beautiful
What a wonderful blog!
Jag återkommer!
Lola
I hope you keep that fresh batch of cold weather out there. I really like the beautiful blue in this photo.
Something I never see in my life, very unique and beautiful in those sunlight and shadows of blue ...
Looks as if a whale was breaching underneath it! Nice, I like this trick with the sizing.
Your ice "tee pee" is cute, Scott! But I want spring!!!!!!!!!!
Delicious! ... and absolutely beautiful blue:)
Absolute phantastic colours! Hugs from Luzia.
What a beautiful way you captured the ice...It is all very inspiring, what beauty! I can feel the earth moving, glaciers, mountains....time
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