Temperatures can be very changeable this time of year here. It can be
Monday, March 09, 2009
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
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Temperatures can be very changeable this time of year here. It can be60 F one day and 25F the next or even within hours. This frozen pond on the Adams National Historic Park site was captured about a week ago and is probably in liquid form today. The white structure in the background will be fitted soon with glass and plants. I really like the way the ice on the pond looks in this light. I will post something more springlike tomorrow.
Temperatures can be very changeable this time of year here. It can be
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WOW .... glad u said it was a pond!!! I have never been in snow... sand yes ... snow no... my daughter lives in Amesbury. Her first year in Mass she called me in the winter and said "mom i am going outside lay in the snow and JUST die!!!" she was sooo cold ...lol... that was 9 years ago... she stayed, she loves it. I have been there in summer.... Mass. is soooo beautiful!!!
p.s. Thats an awesome picture !!!
I love the reflection on the ice...seems surreal somewhat. Or that could be the sleep depravation *shrugs* lovely pic anyways :)
weeeww...it's very very awesomee!!!!
If I were there.. :-)
Looks nice!
Superb photograph :o)
Jackie
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It almost looks like a blue tarp on the ground,,,except it is pretty.
I was not happy about today's weather!
no mater whats the temperature...or the weather is like... the beauty of this place may be SAME.
that's a small pond...more like a puddle of water...what's its water source? is it deep?
i love the visual style of your blog; nice pics
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