It's hard to believe that it's the last few days of March and we are having single-digit temperatures at night. In fact, it was still only 5 degrees at 9 am. Those are Fahrenheit degrees, for those of you readers who use Celsius. Maggie and I took a little walk beside the road. As we came back up the driveway something was flashing and sparkling beside our decrepit barn. Do you know where?
See that grass in the area where the foundation is falling out?
Just ordinary icicles?
Diamonds?
How about a long-billed bird, dipping for water? Or does he want an icy fish?
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A crystal Hummingbird! very cool find....
ReplyDeleteSeems like it was carved my human hands.
ReplyDeleteEven though it's still so cold there, the crystal bird was very beautiful. We're still well below normal for this time of year here in Northwest Ohio too, in the teens at night. Can't wait for Spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful camera work. Decrepit buildings are so photogenic, and the "hummingbird" shot is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteOh I hope the winter leaves us soon..Beautiful icicles though!
ReplyDeleteDelighted by beauty. You'll find it almost anywhere you care to look.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots taken with good eyes.
Natures beauty and its free, what a bargain.
ReplyDeletemuch more than ordinary icicles. i like the idea of diamonds :)
ReplyDeleteNice pics. I would say I hope it warms up soon for you, but it's great to see you finding beauty in the ordinary - even if it's cold!
ReplyDeleteCool post.
Loretta- how could I be so silly that I didn't recognize it?
ReplyDeletesir rob- they do seem purposeful in some ways
vanilla- Loretta sure called that one right!
Icy- the afternoons seem to be working on spring, but the mornings are brutal.
Chuck- I keep looking!
Carol- the right price and priceless.
Ann- I didn't take you for a diamond girl
Casey- There is still lots to see in the ice and snow, but even I am getting weary of it.
oops- sorry Chris- I missed you- yes, I think we are in the same cold pocket you are.
ReplyDeleteYour weather is cold enough to create diamonds and tiaras and here it is 80 degrees! Amazing.
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