As the season goes on, the icicles on my barn grow tremendously. Here is the start. The trees are American Cottonwoods damaged by a huge blizzard in October 2005.When clicked, this photo will open, full size, in a new window.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2007
First Icicles
As the season goes on, the icicles on my barn grow tremendously. Here is the start. The trees are American Cottonwoods damaged by a huge blizzard in October 2005._/\_/\_
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Striking photo, even more so when enlarged.
ReplyDeleteI agree, a most striking photo that immediately got my attention :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the icicles against the blue sky and bare trees. What a beuatiful picture!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by. I plan on coming back to check out more of your photos.
Dianne :-)
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Very nice picture! It's hard to believe you have icicles when it is so warm here.
ReplyDeletenice icicles!
ReplyDeleteI love your photo. No icicles here yet but quite cold. :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the photo! It reminds me of the line in the song...'Shivers down my backbone...' :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I liked the icicles. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYes, your welcome to use the recipe on your blog.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo! Wow!
ReplyDeleteWOW, icicles. I have not seen icicles that long in years. Beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful icicles (a word I didn't know). I remember them from a long time ago, winters are not so cold anymore. I was thinking maybe you can put on a weatherpixie in/on/at your blog?????
ReplyDeleteNeedless to say, we don't see anything like that in FL! :) Beautiful, I'm going to really enjoy your blog this winter!
ReplyDeleteYour photos help me look forward to winter! These are vibrant--all of them. God bless.
ReplyDeleteoh my word, this is stunning, and the bare cottonwoods give it special impact.
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