Freezing and thawing snow creates crystals.
Our snow is melting sooo slowly that when it freezes every
night the snow forms crystals. Our night temperatures hover at 30F
and during the day it's up to 50F. Hence these lovely crystals.
Here's another photo:
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Lovely, crystal shadows, Kathe, and great captures for the day! Hope you have a great weekend! Stay warm!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the second pic!
ReplyDeleteSnow looks so magical until it gets all stomped on. Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrr! Great shots for 'Shadow'
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Wonderful photos of the ice crystals! Each one so unique!
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday!
Linda
Exquisite crystals! In macro. they are like a magical landscape!
ReplyDeleteThe crystal is amazing - the result of cold, sun, heat and cool. Nature is an artist as we could not dream of creating this unique and beautiful art. A charming and lovely snow crystal!
ReplyDeleteUp here in Vermont we all (well, most of us anyway) appreciate all things icy & snowy. great photos. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteITlike your crystals, Kathe ~~ They remind me of the piles of frost in my outside freezer.
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beautiful pictures! I remember this phenomenon from when I lived in Montana; that and the long icicles that would melt, then freeze, then melt, freeze, etc.
ReplyDeleteenjoy Sunday!
betty
I love ice crystals & sculptures created by nature. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNot only did you notice the crystals, but you also noticed the jagged little shadows! Magical!
ReplyDeleteShadowy Love Story
It's lovely, and it looks like the work of frost fairies.
ReplyDeleteit has been 12F here all day...burrrr. love your crystal shots.
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