The Great Melt
After the great freeze, we woke up to the great melt. The weather got a bit warmer overnight and all the ice accumulated had started to melt.
Trees were literally shedding ice. Every blast of wind shook the tree limbs, coated in ice — it sounded like a wind chime. We were lucky: no power line snapped in our neighborhood.
Sidewalks are flooded though and yet a lot of the ice hasn’t melted, even though roads are clean now. It doesn’t just look like winter: it feels like it too. I feel trapped at home with the last few days’ weather.
![]() Ice Power Lines (Please don’t snap!) |
![]() Coated Tree Limb |
![]() Merivale Road |
![]() Ice, Baby, Ice |
![]() Icy Flower |
![]() …And Leaves |
![]() Stop! (Ice) |
![]() Iced Sign |
![]() Icicles |
![]() Frozen Mailboxes |
![]() Some Cleaning Required In The Neighborhood |
![]() Hopefully No Fire |
![]() Benched |
![]() No Entrance |
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Gorgeous pics, Zhu. I loved the icy flower and the pedestrian traffic light.
How can something so beautiful be so deadly too?
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