These are actually droplets of ice on the Spruce needles.
The branches of the trees were covered, and when the wind picked up it knocked the branches together, and some of the ice fell. This had been covering a branch. It's about 4" long and 1 1/2" wide.
Looking down at the yard.
This is ice on the end of a railroad tie I use for my raised flower beds.
Cone flower dead head.
Split rail fence.
Tuesday it's supposed to rain , then turn cold at night. The creek has just begun to recede, and will no doubt fill up again. We have our generator ready just in case we lose power.
7 comments:
Love your icy header!
Snow in Vancouver this morning!!!!
Oh darn Becky!! Just when we start to think it is getting warmer!! These are terrific shots. Love them.
Becky, I guess the best thing about ice is the photo ops. Those are great pictures!
The icy pictures are great,but I know that ice can make getting around difficult.Be careful.
Blessings,Ruth
That icy header is STUNNING! As are all of the ice shots! WOW!
That iced coneflower-leftover is actually quite pretty.
You are really good at all these ice captures! Lovely!
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