Ice break up – Day 116 of 365
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So satisfying!
It’s alive!
Hallelujah
I could watch this all day.
Escapism.
Real and interesting; love the crunching and wind blowing.
Love that crinkle ice. Thanks!
Spring is coming Yea!!!!
I don’t know how you do your sound recording, but it’s always the perfect clarity. I am completely thankful!
Still my favorite!
Minnesota lakes are still waiting for ice out!
Love the magic of this one!
thank you
Helps me understand more fully that ice is living
The ice is alive!
Aww yes! The sounds of spring. The wind blowing, ice moving and breaking on rocks. Lovely natures sounds.
Such amazing photography-Thanks Jim!
MERCI
The sharp,clear clinking natural sounds… beautiful and thank you.
Looks like diamonds in the water!
ESTAS MUITO FRIO UI..
Who’s the most powerful? Mother Nature!!
Wow!
Ice break up, ice pile up. That’s how you get spring flood…