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  1. Ah yes, because the world was desperately waiting for a photo shoot featuring frozen water ❄️📸. Let's all marvel at the groundbreaking revelation that #snowflakes actually exist. In 1885, Wilson Bentley single-handedly saved humanity from the ignorance of thinking snow was just white rain. 🙄
    openculture.com/2017/12/the-fi #frozenwater #WilsonBentley #history #ofscience #winterwonderland #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Ah yes, because the world was desperately waiting for a photo shoot featuring frozen water ❄️📸. Let's all marvel at the groundbreaking revelation that #snowflakes actually exist. In 1885, Wilson Bentley single-handedly saved humanity from the ignorance of thinking snow was just white rain. 🙄
    openculture.com/2017/12/the-fi #frozenwater #WilsonBentley #history #ofscience #winterwonderland #HackerNews #ngated

  3. Ah yes, because the world was desperately waiting for a photo shoot featuring frozen water ❄️📸. Let's all marvel at the groundbreaking revelation that #snowflakes actually exist. In 1885, Wilson Bentley single-handedly saved humanity from the ignorance of thinking snow was just white rain. 🙄
    openculture.com/2017/12/the-fi #frozenwater #WilsonBentley #history #ofscience #winterwonderland #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Ah yes, because the world was desperately waiting for a photo shoot featuring frozen water ❄️📸. Let's all marvel at the groundbreaking revelation that #snowflakes actually exist. In 1885, Wilson Bentley single-handedly saved humanity from the ignorance of thinking snow was just white rain. 🙄
    openculture.com/2017/12/the-fi #frozenwater #WilsonBentley #history #ofscience #winterwonderland #HackerNews #ngated

  5. Ah yes, because the world was desperately waiting for a photo shoot featuring frozen water ❄️📸. Let's all marvel at the groundbreaking revelation that #snowflakes actually exist. In 1885, Wilson Bentley single-handedly saved humanity from the ignorance of thinking snow was just white rain. 🙄
    openculture.com/2017/12/the-fi #frozenwater #WilsonBentley #history #ofscience #winterwonderland #HackerNews #ngated

  6. Tried to touch grass today but it was covered in ice!

    (Thought about making this a #FotoVorschlag entry but "ice" doesn't begin with I in German so I don't think it counts)

    #Winter #FrozenWater

  7. Tried to touch grass today but it was covered in ice!

    (Thought about making this a #FotoVorschlag entry but "ice" doesn't begin with I in German so I don't think it counts)

    #Winter #FrozenWater

  8. Tried to touch grass today but it was covered in ice!

    (Thought about making this a #FotoVorschlag entry but "ice" doesn't begin with I in German so I don't think it counts)

    #Winter #FrozenWater

  9. Tried to touch grass today but it was covered in ice!

    (Thought about making this a #FotoVorschlag entry but "ice" doesn't begin with I in German so I don't think it counts)

    #Winter #FrozenWater

  10. Tried to touch grass today but it was covered in ice!

    (Thought about making this a #FotoVorschlag entry but "ice" doesn't begin with I in German so I don't think it counts)

    #Winter #FrozenWater

  11. Dear relatives,

    Today, on World Day for #Glaciers, we honor the life-giving power and fragile beauty of the world’s glaciers—guardians of our planet’s freshwater and climate balance. Glaciers have shaped landscapes for millennia, and for many Indigenous Peoples, they hold deep spiritual significance as sacred beings that sustain life and connection to the land.

    In solidarity,
    Water Protector Legal Collective

    mailchi.mp/waterprotectorlegal

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #FrozenWater #earthoutdoors

  12. Dressed For Dancing

    Pareidolia: (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.

    Now that winter is close to over ,
    (and before we get to a drying world),
    What do you see?

    In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life"

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  13. Dressed For Dancing

    Pareidolia: (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.

    Now that winter is close to over ,
    (and before we get to a drying world),
    What do you see?

    In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life"

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  14. Dressed For Dancing

    Pareidolia: (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.

    Now that winter is close to over ,
    (and before we get to a drying world),
    What do you see?

    In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life"

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  15. Dressed For Dancing

    Pareidolia: (n.) the instinct to seek familiar forms in disordered images like clouds or constellations; the perception of random stimulus as significant.

    Now that winter is close to over ,
    (and before we get to a drying world),
    What do you see?

    In Hawaii, one of the most important sayings is ola i ka wai, "water is life"

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  16. Does anyone know why this icy lump standing proud from the rest of the ice would've been frozen like this?

    #ice #frozenWater #Weather

  17. Does anyone know why this icy lump standing proud from the rest of the ice would've been frozen like this?

    #ice #frozenWater #Weather

  18. Does anyone know why this icy lump standing proud from the rest of the ice would've been frozen like this?

    #ice #frozenWater #Weather

  19. Does anyone know why this icy lump standing proud from the rest of the ice would've been frozen like this?

    #ice #frozenWater #Weather

  20. Does anyone know why this icy lump standing proud from the rest of the ice would've been frozen like this?

    #ice #frozenWater #Weather

  21. We live on this Earth 24/7, not just on 4/22.
    We should always think of it as our home.

    As an Earthian, I fully support Green Power every day.

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography #earthday2024 #GreenPower

  22. We live on this Earth 24/7, not just on 4/22.
    We should always think of it as our home.

    As an Earthian, I fully support Green Power every day.

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography #earthday2024 #GreenPower

  23. We live on this Earth 24/7, not just on 4/22.
    We should always think of it as our home.

    As an Earthian, I fully support Green Power every day.

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography #earthday2024 #GreenPower

  24. I just asked the wordpress.com A.I. Assistant this question: Why is curling a thing?

    Curling has a rich history dating back to the 16th century in Scotland, where it originated as a popular pastime during the long winter months. The sport involves players sliding stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area, while teammates use brooms to sweep the ice in front of the stone to control its speed and direction. Over time, curling has evolved into a highly strategic and competitive sport, with a dedicated global following. Its appeal lies in the skillful combination of precision, strategy, teamwork, and the unique dynamic of the game being played on ice. Additionally, the social aspects of the sport, including camaraderie and sportsmanship, contribute to its enduring popularity.

    This whole post is an inside joke kinda thing, but apparently there are people who play the sport of Curling in Georgia… a place that doesn’t have ice. Who knew? Atlanta has twice had an NHL team. The first one booked it out of town and ended up in Calgary, where there is a lot of ice. The other booked it out of town and ended up in Winnipeg, where there is also a lot of ice.

    So yeah… curling… in Georgia. Who knew?

    This isn’t meant to bad mouth Curling. During every Winter Olympics, whenever I stumble across Curling I find myself completely fascinated with it, even though I have zero knowledge of anything that’s happening. It’s kinda weird and almost creepy. Still, come February 2026, when we have the next Winter Olympics, you can bet your bottom (Canadian) dollar that I’ll find myself glued to the TV.

    Speaking of the NHL, the Bruins got spanked by the Blues last night. It made me sad. I need the Bruins to go on a nice win streak. Granted, I’d rather they play crappy for a while now than have them do it in the playoffs like they did last year.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/12/curling/

    #aiAssistant #coldWeather #curling #frozenWater #georgia #Hockey #ice #insideJokes #NHL #Sports #winter #WinterOlympics #winterSports

  25. I just asked the wordpress.com A.I. Assistant this question: Why is curling a thing?

    Curling has a rich history dating back to the 16th century in Scotland, where it originated as a popular pastime during the long winter months. The sport involves players sliding stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area, while teammates use brooms to sweep the ice in front of the stone to control its speed and direction. Over time, curling has evolved into a highly strategic and competitive sport, with a dedicated global following. Its appeal lies in the skillful combination of precision, strategy, teamwork, and the unique dynamic of the game being played on ice. Additionally, the social aspects of the sport, including camaraderie and sportsmanship, contribute to its enduring popularity.

    This whole post is an inside joke kinda thing, but apparently there are people who play the sport of Curling in Georgia… a place that doesn’t have ice. Who knew? Atlanta has twice had an NHL team. The first one booked it out of town and ended up in Calgary, where there is a lot of ice. The other booked it out of town and ended up in Winnipeg, where there is also a lot of ice.

    So yeah… curling… in Georgia. Who knew?

    This isn’t meant to bad mouth Curling. During every Winter Olympics, whenever I stumble across Curling I find myself completely fascinated with it, even though I have zero knowledge of anything that’s happening. It’s kinda weird and almost creepy. Still, come February 2026, when we have the next Winter Olympics, you can bet your bottom (Canadian) dollar that I’ll find myself glued to the TV.

    Speaking of the NHL, the Bruins got spanked by the Blues last night. It made me sad. I need the Bruins to go on a nice win streak. Granted, I’d rather they play crappy for a while now than have them do it in the playoffs like they did last year.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/12/curling/

    #aiAssistant #coldWeather #curling #frozenWater #georgia #Hockey #ice #insideJokes #NHL #Sports #winter #WinterOlympics #winterSports

  26. I just asked the wordpress.com A.I. Assistant this question: Why is curling a thing?

    Curling has a rich history dating back to the 16th century in Scotland, where it originated as a popular pastime during the long winter months. The sport involves players sliding stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area, while teammates use brooms to sweep the ice in front of the stone to control its speed and direction. Over time, curling has evolved into a highly strategic and competitive sport, with a dedicated global following. Its appeal lies in the skillful combination of precision, strategy, teamwork, and the unique dynamic of the game being played on ice. Additionally, the social aspects of the sport, including camaraderie and sportsmanship, contribute to its enduring popularity.

    This whole post is an inside joke kinda thing, but apparently there are people who play the sport of Curling in Georgia… a place that doesn’t have ice. Who knew? Atlanta has twice had an NHL team. The first one booked it out of town and ended up in Calgary, where there is a lot of ice. The other booked it out of town and ended up in Winnipeg, where there is also a lot of ice.

    So yeah… curling… in Georgia. Who knew?

    This isn’t meant to bad mouth Curling. During every Winter Olympics, whenever I stumble across Curling I find myself completely fascinated with it, even though I have zero knowledge of anything that’s happening. It’s kinda weird and almost creepy. Still, come February 2026, when we have the next Winter Olympics, you can bet your bottom (Canadian) dollar that I’ll find myself glued to the TV.

    Speaking of the NHL, the Bruins got spanked by the Blues last night. It made me sad. I need the Bruins to go on a nice win streak. Granted, I’d rather they play crappy for a while now than have them do it in the playoffs like they did last year.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/12/curling/

    #aiAssistant #coldWeather #curling #frozenWater #georgia #Hockey #ice #insideJokes #NHL #Sports #winter #WinterOlympics #winterSports

  27. I just asked the wordpress.com A.I. Assistant this question: Why is curling a thing?

    Curling has a rich history dating back to the 16th century in Scotland, where it originated as a popular pastime during the long winter months. The sport involves players sliding stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area, while teammates use brooms to sweep the ice in front of the stone to control its speed and direction. Over time, curling has evolved into a highly strategic and competitive sport, with a dedicated global following. Its appeal lies in the skillful combination of precision, strategy, teamwork, and the unique dynamic of the game being played on ice. Additionally, the social aspects of the sport, including camaraderie and sportsmanship, contribute to its enduring popularity.

    This whole post is an inside joke kinda thing, but apparently there are people who play the sport of Curling in Georgia… a place that doesn’t have ice. Who knew? Atlanta has twice had an NHL team. The first one booked it out of town and ended up in Calgary, where there is a lot of ice. The other booked it out of town and ended up in Winnipeg, where there is also a lot of ice.

    So yeah… curling… in Georgia. Who knew?

    This isn’t meant to bad mouth Curling. During every Winter Olympics, whenever I stumble across Curling I find myself completely fascinated with it, even though I have zero knowledge of anything that’s happening. It’s kinda weird and almost creepy. Still, come February 2026, when we have the next Winter Olympics, you can bet your bottom (Canadian) dollar that I’ll find myself glued to the TV.

    Speaking of the NHL, the Bruins got spanked by the Blues last night. It made me sad. I need the Bruins to go on a nice win streak. Granted, I’d rather they play crappy for a while now than have them do it in the playoffs like they did last year.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/12/curling/

    #aiAssistant #coldWeather #curling #frozenWater #georgia #Hockey #ice #insideJokes #NHL #Sports #winter #WinterOlympics #winterSports

  28. I just asked the wordpress.com A.I. Assistant this question: Why is curling a thing?

    Curling has a rich history dating back to the 16th century in Scotland, where it originated as a popular pastime during the long winter months. The sport involves players sliding stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area, while teammates use brooms to sweep the ice in front of the stone to control its speed and direction. Over time, curling has evolved into a highly strategic and competitive sport, with a dedicated global following. Its appeal lies in the skillful combination of precision, strategy, teamwork, and the unique dynamic of the game being played on ice. Additionally, the social aspects of the sport, including camaraderie and sportsmanship, contribute to its enduring popularity.

    This whole post is an inside joke kinda thing, but apparently there are people who play the sport of Curling in Georgia… a place that doesn’t have ice. Who knew? Atlanta has twice had an NHL team. The first one booked it out of town and ended up in Calgary, where there is a lot of ice. The other booked it out of town and ended up in Winnipeg, where there is also a lot of ice.

    So yeah… curling… in Georgia. Who knew?

    This isn’t meant to bad mouth Curling. During every Winter Olympics, whenever I stumble across Curling I find myself completely fascinated with it, even though I have zero knowledge of anything that’s happening. It’s kinda weird and almost creepy. Still, come February 2026, when we have the next Winter Olympics, you can bet your bottom (Canadian) dollar that I’ll find myself glued to the TV.

    Speaking of the NHL, the Bruins got spanked by the Blues last night. It made me sad. I need the Bruins to go on a nice win streak. Granted, I’d rather they play crappy for a while now than have them do it in the playoffs like they did last year.

    https://robertjames1971.blog/2024/03/12/curling/

    #aiAssistant #coldWeather #curling #frozenWater #georgia #Hockey #ice #insideJokes #NHL #Sports #winter #WinterOlympics #winterSports

  29. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  30. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  31. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  32. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  33. Lliam Greguez's ICE photo series is a profound and beautifully rendered collection that speaks to the impermanent yet impactful essence of the natural world. Each photograph is not only a visual delight but also an invitation to pause and reflect on the often-overlooked splendors of the environment.

    contemporaryartcuratormagazine

    #CelebrateWater #WaterIsLife #iceart #FrozenWater #Catskills #Stream #earthoutdoors #naturephotography

  34. The Ice is getting harder to find.
    Only 4 days were cold enough on the stream this winter.

    A Chelsea, NYC showing of 13 Metal Sublimated Ice Photographs

    Patterns of the Flow
    At Agora Exhibition “Ebb & Flow”

    Reception: Thursday, April 6th, 6 pm - 8 pm
    April 1 - April 21, 2023

    Agora Gallery
    530 W 25th St, NY, 10001
    Btwn 10th & 11th Ave

    #naturephotography #iceformation #ice #iceart #FrozenWater #winter #nature #Catskills #Stream #AgoraGallery #earthoutdoors #abstractphotography

  35. The Ice is getting harder to find.
    Only 4 days were cold enough on the stream this winter.

    A Chelsea, NYC showing of 13 Metal Sublimated Ice Photographs

    Patterns of the Flow
    At Agora Exhibition “Ebb & Flow”

    Reception: Thursday, April 6th, 6 pm - 8 pm
    April 1 - April 21, 2023

    Agora Gallery
    530 W 25th St, NY, 10001
    Btwn 10th & 11th Ave

    #naturephotography #iceformation #ice #iceart #FrozenWater #winter #nature #Catskills #Stream #AgoraGallery #earthoutdoors #abstractphotography

  36. The Ice is getting harder to find.
    Only 4 days were cold enough on the stream this winter.

    A Chelsea, NYC showing of 13 Metal Sublimated Ice Photographs

    Patterns of the Flow
    At Agora Exhibition “Ebb & Flow”

    Reception: Thursday, April 6th, 6 pm - 8 pm
    April 1 - April 21, 2023

    Agora Gallery
    530 W 25th St, NY, 10001
    Btwn 10th & 11th Ave

    #naturephotography #iceformation #ice #iceart #FrozenWater #winter #nature #Catskills #Stream #AgoraGallery #earthoutdoors #abstractphotography

  37. The Ice is getting harder to find.
    Only 4 days were cold enough on the stream this winter.

    A Chelsea, NYC showing of 13 Metal Sublimated Ice Photographs

    Patterns of the Flow
    At Agora Exhibition “Ebb & Flow”

    Reception: Thursday, April 6th, 6 pm - 8 pm
    April 1 - April 21, 2023

    Agora Gallery
    530 W 25th St, NY, 10001
    Btwn 10th & 11th Ave

    #naturephotography #iceformation #ice #iceart #FrozenWater #winter #nature #Catskills #Stream #AgoraGallery #earthoutdoors #abstractphotography

  38. Well fridge water line frozen but everything else is fine. Anyone know how effective a hair dryer is for clearing the ice in the line. #frozenwater #texasfreeze #coldandfrosty 😮‍💨

  39. Well fridge water line frozen but everything else is fine. Anyone know how effective a hair dryer is for clearing the ice in the line. #frozenwater #texasfreeze #coldandfrosty 😮‍💨

  40. Well fridge water line frozen but everything else is fine. Anyone know how effective a hair dryer is for clearing the ice in the line. #frozenwater #texasfreeze #coldandfrosty 😮‍💨