Wednesday’s Photos
Ice Flowers on the Windshield
To all of my blogging friends living in warmer climes: I’d wish I could send you real flowers. But with temperatures much below freezing in the morning all I can offer you are the ice flowers on our car’s windshield. Applying a little bit of imagination, I found feathers, mountain ranges, canyons, and of course delicate flowers. Enjoy.
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
I especially like the last photo. It looks a bit like etched stemware from the early 1900s.
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Great observation and so accurate, my friend!
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Excellent! This was a great idea. The patterns are actually lovely, and what a playground for the imagination. Mountainscapes, feathers, a Chinese dragon, and I see in Linda’s comment, etched stemware.
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Thank you, Robert, for your insighful comment! Mother Nature is the greatest artist. Sometimes one needs to bend down in adoration to see her beauty.
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Oh so beautiful!
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I am glad you like my ice flowers, Cindy.
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They are beautiful! I love especially the two elves in photo no. 3.
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Now that you mention it, I see the two elves too. Have a great day, Birgit!
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See, you have “flowers,” too. What intricate, feathery forms.
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For the real flowers we may have to wait here until April. It snowed again yesterday.
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Then what a great opportunity for more snow pictures before spring arrives.
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These are beautiful images Peter, and wonderful food for the imagination.
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Thank you, Su!
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Beautiful! No ice on our windshields since last year. I guess we are heading for another drought!
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I’d wish I could share our overabundance of moisture with you. We have so much snow that our forecasters are already talking about the danger of flooding later on in the spring.
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I can see all the things you mentioned as I look at your photos. Amazing shots, Peter!
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Thank you, Des! Nature is the greatest artist.
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These are incredible, Peter! The patterns and swirls are exquisitely crafted by nature.
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The melting and freezing have produced these images. Thank you!
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Wieder wunderschöne Aufnahmen, lieber Peter.
Eine wahre Augenweide ❣️
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Danke, liebe Ulli!
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OMG, these are truly amazing.
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Stunning photos. You just showed and verified how good Mother Nature is when creating art. Thank you.
Have a good day!
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Your kind comment is very much appreciated, Sartenada. Thank you!
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How creative! The ice does look like etched glass..and is very beautiful!
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Brrrr! Looks like it is quite cold. Out here we are in the midst of spring. Hot days ahead.
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I could not read your post of March 15. It said, Oops, the page could not be found.
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I know what you are experiencing. Unfortunately, I can’t resolve it. Posting the link for you in next comment.
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My, such a beauty! As if they were paintings! 🍸
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Thank you! I am glad you like the photos.
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OH, my, what a treat to see something like this, esp in Florida. Thank you for bringing me back to childhood
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Welcome back to the childhood, Luda! These are indeed mostly pleasant memories, which we should cherish in these challenging times.
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Gorgeous ice images, Peter. The patterns are fascinating.
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Thank you, Jane!
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