Many in the Eastern parts of Canada and the United States have endured what I’d call a crystal Christmas this year. Typically we all look forward to a white Christmas but this year instead of snow many areas received freezing rain and ice pellets. For days since the storm the scenery has been amazing, unless you are one of the hundreds of thousands who have been without electricity. It’s been over a week without power for some areas and it may not be turned on for a few more days for hundreds. My family went without power on two occasions last Monday but those six hours were nothing compared to those who have waited for six plus days.
Below are a few images of the beautiful landscape I’ve made this week created by the “Ice Storm of 2013”. There is some irony in these images. For those with power we can appreciate the amazing beauty and for those without power it represents the incredible inconvenience. To my friends and neighbours around the country still without power I truly hope that life returns to normal soon.
We have had 2 ice storms here in Fredericksburg, Va.
No snow yet…..
Happy New year!!
Thanks Mary. Happy New Year to you too.
We’ve had a lot of snow before and after the ice storm. The skiers are happy.
Gorgeous!!
Happy New Year!
Thanks Judy. Happy New Year to you too.
Very pretty images of such a destructive force in nature. We also had that beautiful ice show in our area. It makes for lovely photos, despite the trees where branches came tumbling down. I wish you and your family a very happy, healthy New Year.
Thank you Donna! Lots of pretty trees to go with the broken ones here too.
I hope you and yours have a great 2014 as well.
Great photos. A reminder there is beauty in adversity, one just has to look for it.
That’s very true. Thanks for the reminder.
always love to see your pictures great talent keep up the great work. thanks and god bless.
Thanks for taking the time to read my blog and the kind words Cal.
beautiful pictures Brian! Thanks for sharing~
Thanks for looking and commenting Christine!
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