As I walked out to the creek bank there was a definite CRUNCH underfoot. It reminded me of roasted pecans. ODD? Well I enjoy cooking and have roasted pecans for a particular dish, then the recipe asks that you crush them as you distribute them over the food…
The sound was similar, but not the smell of pecans for sure…
Then I heard another sound, it was like a critter trying to get out of a cage…
I listened more closely to define the exact location of it.
As I moved closer to the sounds it became apparent that the ice was shifting then floating into another larger slab of ice.
It was amazing; it looked like fins of a shark or some large fish, so elegant in its movement that I am sure there would be an appropriate Classical piece that could accompany it perfectly.
Ummmm Swan Lake???? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~Maybe Bolero by Ravel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~An American in Paris by Gershwin's ~~~~~~~~~
his second-most famous orchestral composition, was inspired by the composer's trips to Paris throughout the 1920s.
~~~~~~~~~~~Then there is Rhapsody in Blue ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But what about The Nutcracker ??????????????????
7 comments:
Great shots of the ice! And what a neat experience! I thought maybe you were going to say there was an animal underneath or something....glad it wasn't that!!
What River is this??
Just a small creek in front of our home
What a great post and fantastic photos.
Well, that little creek looks so cold. It is beautiful though.
Thanks you all...
Mrs Nesbitt runs the ABC wed.
Each wed its a letter. this is the 2nd round.Next wed is B. A photo that relates to the letter.
Good luck for next week.
Be careful around frozen creeks.
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