Cold temperatures and flowing water create some beautiful ice sculptures.
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9 comments:
That truly is beautiful John!
Wonderful differences in the freezing process, some places like diamonds, while others are like tear drops.
Lovely!
So right you are! That is beautiful.
I'm really loving this ice art. This is beautiful too! Wow!
:-)
Your ice art is fantastic, and it makes me realize that is must be much colder at your house than it is here.. burr!
I agree it does create some beautiful sculptures.. but you create wonderful pictures from them.
Yes, this is a beauty also
This is a really cool and unique photo!
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