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Re: Images of COLD
Reminds me of Indiana...
GORGEOUS house by the way. Gorgeous.
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Re: Images of COLD
Ack girl I'm green with jealousy! A private balcony off the Master! Lucky dog! Gorgeous pics...how in the heck do sideways icicles form? Is this a Texas thing LOL?
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Re: Images of COLD
Brrr! Your landscape looks like it did a few days ago here; granted, we are in western NY...!
I am seriously fearing the climate future in this country and on this earth..
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
Ball pythons:
0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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Re: Images of COLD
 Originally Posted by frankykeno
Ack girl I'm green with jealousy! A private balcony off the Master! Lucky dog! Gorgeous pics...how in the heck do sideways icicles form? Is this a Texas thing LOL?
Thankee thankee, Jo and everyone! Not sure about the sideways 'cicles...I figured they formed normally and then the branch holding them up just bent over...but it didn't look like any of the branches were drooping that deeply. Definitely an fascinating effect!
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Re: Images of COLD
 Originally Posted by frankykeno
Ack girl I'm green with jealousy! A private balcony off the Master! Lucky dog! Gorgeous pics...how in the heck do sideways icicles form? Is this a Texas thing LOL?
Icicles form from frozen water. The snow in the air begins to melt when it touches the tree branches which are warmer than the surounding air. Then, when the wind blows from the side the water re-freezes sideways. It is really cool!!!
-Akiva
1.0 Norm BP - Fluffy
0.1 Wife - Nina
1.1 Children - Sam, Aura
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Re: Images of COLD
Thank Akiva that makes perfect sense (even on one cup of coffee I understood this! LOL)
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I wanted to add that your home is beautiful! I love the gray brick look..
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
Ball pythons:
0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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Re: Images of COLD
 Originally Posted by Rapture
Welcome to Texas weather... it can be unpredictable and surprising.
Yep, yep! Well said D... That second pix AWSOME!!! :eek: And as mentioned, congrats on such a beautiful home! Hope you settling in well neighbor!!!!
Grey Scale is a good thing...
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Re: Images of COLD
 Originally Posted by JLC
Ok...I realize there are lots of other places in the country that can show far more dramatic pictures of cold-ness....but this is San Antonio...it's not supposed to look like this here! LOL
Icecicles growing sideways!
More funky icecicle formations...
Our home with an icy frosting...
It's almost all melted now...but it sure was pretty while it lasted!

haha, it looked just like that here in houston!
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Re: Images of COLD
Just looking at those pics makes me cold Judy. Brrrrrrrrr. Very nice pics and a wonderful looking house.
Alice
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