Pacific Northwest Gardening: The "frosty stuff", 0 by ngam

ngam wrote:
Oh hi back again. Shelly those puppies are just way too cute. Such personalities they have.
The snow here can do some really odd things with the temps going up and down and wind shaping mountains here and sweeping the ground bare over there. Then sandwich in a layer of ice along the way and all sorts of strange things can happen. Usually me falling on my butt is the normal result. Bill is right though we don't get that neat frost like you do. Makes some very cool pictures. I love all the patterns it makes. Had an 8" or so high thin pile of snow balanced on the porch rail after the last batch of snow. Kept leaning more and more, curling over at a 45 degree plus angle. Looking at it you couldn't figure out why it didn't fall over. Tried to get a pic of it but too much white on white. The camera wasn't picking up the lean very well. It finally did fall off when the afternoon sun hit it. Here are some frosty pics from the east coast winter, hope you like them. This is about as heavy a frost as we get out here.