icicles dangle menacingly from a roof on chapin street
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28 comments:
It's wonderful in b&w!
Fabulous capture!
Léia
These look like serious danger! Beautiful though.
That does appear menacing...and it truly is. I've heard of people who were severely damaged by falling icicles.
Thus my Monday morning advice: wear a helmet out-of-doors.
That way you'll probably survive the week which I hope is a good one!
Oh my, those are scary looking icicles.
wow, I can't ever say I have seen icicles. these look precarious next to the glass
Those are some wicked looking icicles!
Scary beauty in those icicles--and great jabberwock quote to match.
It sure has been a winter for icicles!
Perfect quote.
☼ Sunny
My goodness, this looks pretty scary. Don't walk under that!
Oh Wow! Just read Jabberwocky this morning @ 8AM. Same wavelength or what... but I think we knew that.
Are you shooting a horror movie?
Ice is something I have not around here..So, what a strange thing to see, especially under this shape! yes, a real monster!
I have never seen icicles like that... well, we do not have ANY icicles here but I have seen some in other places - hah
Your snow pictures last week were stunning!
Bises,
Genie
Wonderful! Please be careful!
It looks scary :(
but GREAT shot !
Kareltje =^.^= Betsie >^.^<
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(¸.•´ (¸.•´Anya
ouch! i have never seen anything like that before. but ur picture made it look really beautiful tho :)
Here the snow already melted and it feels like spring... guess it can't last too long!
This one is very cool. The sharp diagonals of ice juxtaposed with the verticals makes for a striking image!
Me. I'm looking out for the frumious Bandersnatch.
Very creative match of image and title.
:) lovely!!
And I thought ours were cool. These are great!
Yipes!!! MB
Mysterious shapes and fascinating shades of grey...
I have recently read that the more dirty the water and air the more unpredictable shapes and sizes the icicles have. Glad that icicles in Vermont are so straight and correct.
As for the vintage shop I will be so glad to take you there, just say the date. The best time is May-June.
My greatest fears never realized a jabberwocky as menacing as this one!
Wonderful photo!
that is sharp~!
That is an awesome photo. Very menacing.
Visiting from "Split in Two" mostly because you entitled your blog "Battleboro" and I happen to live in the Mt. Washington Valley of NH.
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