Hoar Frost: Funny Name, Delicate Images
A Blanket of Crystals On Every Surface
A clear sunny 17 degree morning revealed a wonderland of Hoar Frost, formed when the saturated air deposits ice crystals on surfaces that are below the freeze point.
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Absolutely beautiful pictures! We got snow in SC this weekend. Why haven't I made pictures??????? I don't know, but I should. Think I will. Thanks for sharing yours!
It seems that even more folks will get to capture winter shots after the recent snows.
Very nice photos. I am going out later to take some of the snow we got nailed with.
Great photos - I'm dieing for a good snow so I can get some winter shots, seems what snow we've had I've had to work and couldn't get out before it was spoiled :(
Beautiful pictures!
I always thought hoar was an odd word. Beautiful photos, Major. I especially liked slides 4, 5 and 6.
Beautiful pictures. I love it when the trees look like this and now I know what it's called. Thanks for sharing. :)
I love it when geologists get all existential... Nice pics Major.
The best photo was the first closeup!