Thursday, February 9, 2012
Natural Ice Sculptures
Yesterday, when we were walking near Corbridge along the Devil's Water, a tributary of the River Tyne, we found these natural ice sculptures in mid-stream. The water level had dropped overnight and left them suspended from the rocks. With today's rain and thaw their ephemeral beauty will have dissolved away,
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Corbridge,
Devil's Water,
River Tyne
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8 comments:
That's marvellous, I've never seen anything quite like that.
Nature is the perfect artist.
Stunningly beautiful, Phil!
Beautiful. All we've got on the Wirral is cold rain.
Me neither Toffeeapple..
... and so inventive Keith!
.... and so fragile...
Our cold spell didn't last long John, but it produced some memorable icy sculptures..
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