16 thoughts on “Ice Activity”

1. I imagine living in the North is a very unique experience in general. Despite the cold and harsh conditions, I love that many people there still go outdoors.

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   1. Despite the cold there are a lot of outside activities. If you dress appropriately, you should be fine, even if the temperatures are -45C, but it also takes a certain mindset, too, a way of just taking the weather in stride.

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2. I know this view🤓🌬❄️☀️smiles hedy

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   1. Are you from the north?

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3. I remember the views from Bush Pilot’s Monument. Looks like a lovely Northern day Lynette. Stay warm. Allan

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   1. It was beautiful with some ice fog, but mostly quite sunny. Thanks, Allan, you too.

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4. How stunning!

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   1. Thank you very much, Cindy. I’ve become very used to it, but by southern standards it’s unusual!

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5. This is amazing. How long is the lake frozen this way?

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   1. It’s frozen deeply enough for safety from about January to end of March. It even becomes safe enough to land aircraft on it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

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6. Is that photo taken from a drone. Looks cooooold.

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   1. No. There’s quite a high embankment above the lake at that spot, and I was standing there. Yes, it was cold, but not as cold as this morning. -40C (-40F). 🥶

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      1. Great photo from above. 👍

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         1. Thanks!

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      2. ha – That answers my question!

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         1. You’re welcome! 🙂

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