I didn't think it could get any colder. I am in Florida after all. It did. Even with the faucets dripping, the waterline at the barn froze. When I made my drive around the park this morning, I saw that none of the barn faucets were dripping anymore. There was no damage done, when I went back to check in the afternoon, the drip flow had resumed. I turned them all up to more of a steady flow than a drip. I spent another day inside, busying myself with paperwork and printing sunset/sunrise time calendars and any other little inside task I could find. I am really looking forward to Thursday when we are supposed to thaw out again for a day or two. It would also be really nice if one of the parks that I am associated with would do a prescribed burn. I would really enjoy a nice big fire to warm me up. It was another very quiet day at the park and I left as soon as my relief arrived. I don't have much to tell you today, but here are the icy photos that I took this morning. I love the way my new macro lens made the ice crystals look like sugar.
The water has crept back a little more. I also noticed that the water still on the dock is clear. That's good news, the spring is trying to push out the tannic water.
2 comments:
I guess the up side to the cold is the great pictures.
You are right, there are a lot more photo ops of frosty dead plants than there would have been of 60 degree dead plants. LOL
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