Once I made it outside to look around (I always go out first thing to feed the birds...this morning was so cold there was little looking around) I saw we had tiny icicles that were dripping from the roof. The sun was just coming over the mountain, and it made the drips sparkle & shine as they dropped. I took many pictures, and this is my favorite. Because of the trees in the background, and the icicle being very small, I couldn't get the camera to focus on the water. I have cropped it to focus on the icicle and drip.
This is the same picture, but the crop is not as close to the icicle and drip.
This is the original picture, only minor cropping to remove a roof beam.
What do you think, do you prefer one over the other?
While standing on the porch taking the pictures above, I heard the creek. I thought "ooh, maybe there is ice down there". Just a few tiny icicles still hanging on in one of the little cascades...see it right in the center of the picture? (click on the picture to make it bigger if you want to see the icicles clearly)... A little sparkle & shine here too!
Peaceful, isn't it? I just love those sounds. The creek you see in the middle of the video is the same creek in the photo above. I hope you had a little sparkle & shine in your day, and I sure am not referring to cleaning!!!
Thanks for reading my blog, you are the best f/f/r/s/f's, see you tomorrow,
Lise
4 comments:
You have the best B & B in the county, I'm convinced!
We both talk about icicles today!
I liked all 3 photos of the icicles/water dripping...looking at them from the bottom up, it looks like a space ship in the distance and coming closer! Loved the "babbling brook"...it is such a great soothing sound. Thanks and hugs!
I love the sound of a creek. The closest we get is what I call lumpy lake, that's tiny waves hitting our log booms. Just not quite the same soothing sound knowing if the wind gets stronger it'll rock the cabin float. Unless Wayne gets up at night, our fire goes out. Then we have a waiting game in the morning to see who will give in first to go down and start it back up again. If I was in town, I would say the same thing, brrr. But at home in the cabin it just seems so normal. - Margy
LOL Patti!
Dad, interesting perspective of the drips! I love the sound of the creek too! Hugs back:)
Funny Margy, we actually have been allowing it to stay a little cooler in the cabin lately, maybe because it is that much cooler outside...definitely seems normal for log cabin life:)
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