Well, more wine diamonds! You officially have more snow that we've received this year, and I think this storm is far enough East of us that we'll just get a few flakes (nothing that head-n-shoulders can't take care of). My Son did some Facetime with us last night and said just East of them in Northeast Texas it was snowing pretty good. He won't have to worry about that after mid-January, he'll be going to Eglin AFB in Florida for 1/2 a year or so. Nice timing on that move!A rare occurrence in South Louisiana, but this is the scene today. Wine room is at 53 F, despite the thermostat being set at 55F, another rarity......
Well, more wine diamonds! You officially have more snow that we've received this year, and I think this storm is far enough East of us that we'll just get a few flakes (nothing that head-n-shoulders can't take care of). My Son did some Facetime with us last night and said just East of them in Northeast Texas it was snowing pretty good. He won't have to worry about that after mid-January, he'll be going to Eglin AFB in Florida for 1/2 a year or so. Nice timing on that move!
I was going through my summer vacation photos and came across this one. I miss it there! View attachment 45192
Calistoga, actually! This was taken at Castello di AmorosaTuscany?
Okay, I give. There are a gazillion springs around that area (helps when you have a 1000+ foot vertical drop within a few hundred yards of horizontal distance), where is that one, the side our cabin is on or the rails to trails side? The ice forming up the stems is quite interesting, image looks good to me, so I can imagine in person was something more special.Photo taken a few miles from where Craig's (aka @ceeaton ) cabin is located. Natural spring was running out the hillside but then water was freezing on the twigs and moss. Looked better in person but since I've not uploaded a photo in awhile you guys will just have to indulge me...
Okay, I give. There are a gazillion springs around that area (helps when you have a 1000+ foot vertical drop within a few hundred yards of horizontal distance), where is that one, the side our cabin is on or the rails to trails side? The ice forming up the stems is quite interesting, image looks good to me, so I can imagine in person was something more special.
Okay, I have an idea where you took that picture.You're certainly right about there being a lot of springs in our neck of the woods. This small one happens to be on the Rails to Trails just North of Coltons Point before you get to the Route 6 overpass.
Okay, I have an idea where you took that picture.
Now that I look at the image closer, I realize my eyes were playing tricks on me. Looked like the ice was forming from the base of the "stems" but in reality those are like stalactites, not a stalagmite. Shows how ones perspective can skew reality!
I could see where you would see that. If the canvas was at an angle and you dripped the paint at the top, it would run down and mimic the "icicles" in your non-painted image.To me kinda resembles a non-squiggly Jackson ******* painting. Whatever... it got me to stop and snap a photo and then post it here.
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