These ice formations reminded me a little bit of the Hoodoo rock formations in Bryce Canyon, Utah.
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7 comments:
Very cave-like...As always, beautiful images of things many people don't even notice. I, of course, am not likely to be anywhere where there is ice, if I can help it.
Your ice photos are exquisite. I have enjoyed catching up with your photos, all are just wonderful. Always a pleasure to visit your blog. Happy Thanksgiving.
These ice photos are fun. Yes, they do look like Hoodoos!
Very fun John...a beautiful shot!
If I only knew what Hoodoos were! All I know is that the icicles are beautiful!
Cheers, Klaus
amazing!
Very clever! I just looked at photos of hoodoos at Bryce Canyon and they do look like that! Lovely ice!
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