14 thoughts on “Wind Sculpture”

1. Nature has amazing artistry Lynette. Allan

   1. It’s so amazing; everything from this little drift to Niagara Falls!

2. Nature’s artwork can be really beautiful.

   1. Yes, there is so much to see and admire and Canada is brimming with nature’s artwork.

3. I like this photo. The snow almost looks like it was intentionally styled. Nice

   1. Thank you very much, Ally. This drift was in a bit of a corner where the wind was hitting the snow just right.

4. That is beautiful, Lynette. I’m a little concerned about how strong the wind must be there to sculpt so thoroughly.

   1. We get wind, and it can be really cold, but it isn’t usually very strong. I’ve lived on the prairies where the winter winds are much more powerful, sweeping as they do from the mountains across the plains. This drift was in a kind of corner, and I think the wind was hitting the snow at the perfect angle for this sculpture to form.

      1. Ah. Beauty without the beast, so to speak!

         1. Yes, a good way of putting it!

5. One might say the wind’s job is a breeze
   Sculpting sand or swirling seas
   Whether the weather’s snowy or sunny
   And it does it all without wanting money.

   1. Thank you! That’s so clever! 😀

6. It kind of looks like an upside down mountain. We’re currently under a wind warning, but most of our snow is all crusty now since it just rained earlier in the morning. So I doubt we’ll see any natural snow sculptures from the wind here.

   1. Yes, if it has crusted over with an ice layer, then probably not. This drift does look like an upside down mountain; I didn’t notice that before. The north is more deft with the snow creations since it has had a lot more practice!

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