The sign carries a dire warning: Don’t go out on the ice! Deadly Peril!
The reality: The pond is less than 50cm at its deepest point. It’s probably not the wisest of actions to go out on the ice, particularly since we have seldom more than a three day spell with temperatures below freezing.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Precarious
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The really cold spell is over (for the moment?) but this is what the local pond looked like when it was just about to freeze.
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We had it cold two days ago, even a bit of snow, and then it was gone within a few hours. Temperatures are up to 15° C today, I’d call that spring if it weren’t so grey and wet. The rain caught me when I … Continue reading Shaken or Stirred, Definitely Shivering
Last week the roads looked like this. The snow had melted on the roads during the day and of course at night, when it gets again colder, the slush turns to ice. Very dangerous conditions. We left the car at home and went for a walk! … Continue reading You Takes Your Car, You Takes Your Chances
Water, Water Everywhere
Six Word Saturday
For FOTD and Floral Friday
Water, Water Everywhere
Running water next to snow. Liquid.
Static water about to freeze. Solid.
Snow thawing. Liquid water, again.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Winter – Water
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