This is what our road looked like at the time of the ice storm. No traffic at all due to the ban on all travel except for emergencies. Below are pictures I took during the ice storm.
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Iced Small Blue Spruce Trees
Iced Brussel Sprouts
Arch of Ice Bent over Birch Tree
Iced Maple Tree Branches bent down and touching the ground
Iced Birch Catkins
Iced Maple Leaves
Iced Sunflowers and Netting for Peas
Iced Netting close up
Iced Grape Vines
After 5 days of temperatures above freezing, the thick coat of ice has finally melted from the roofs. All of the bent over trees popped back upright as soon as the ice fell over their branches.
Cool photos. It's just amazing how ice (or hoar frost...my favorite!) change the look of our surroundings.
ReplyDeleteThe iced berries and trees are so adorable!!! I've never lived in a snowy place before- looks pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful photos - the pop of those berries! I am so jealous - I could live in ice cold weather 24/7 x 365!
ReplyDeleteMary, such stunning photos! I'm glad you captured these icy days with your camera because you caught everyday beauty that may have been missed - such as the hay rake and the berries. We've had quite a cold front here in VA as well, but nothing quite like this!!
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