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February 4, 2013: Frozen Trees in the Forest
Credit & Copyright: Phyl Collier from Pagosa Springs, CO
Frozen Trees in the Forest: It's a riddle from Pagosa Springs, Colorado! Why are these two trees covered in snow and ice, and the rest of the trees are bare?
Frozen Trees in the Forest: It's a riddle from Pagosa Springs, Colorado! Why are these two trees covered in snow and ice, and the rest of the trees are bare?
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2013-02-18 12:11:06
O.G. Richardson from
Pagosa Springs, CO about 12years ago said:
My neighbor, an awesome little gal, and takes great pictures.
My neighbor, an awesome little gal, and takes great pictures.
Carole Lovinger from
Las Vegas about 12years ago said:
So beautiful with the snow on every twig sparkling in the sun. A winter spectacular.
So beautiful with the snow on every twig sparkling in the sun. A winter spectacular.
Renee from
Las Vegas about 12years ago said:
Makes me want to be there in Pagosa.
Makes me want to be there in Pagosa.
Penny from
p about 12years ago said:
Definitely not a snow machine.
Definitely not a snow machine.
Betty from
Canada about 12years ago said:
So beautiful!
So beautiful!
Diana Leigh from
Kent, WA USA about 12years ago said:
Looks so fresh and pretty!
Looks so fresh and pretty!
Maks from
USA about 12years ago said:
Snow machine?
Snow machine?
Penny from
Pagosa Springs, CO about 12years ago said:
Phyl - love it!!!!! One of my favorite places near Pagosa! 5 stars!!!
Phyl - love it!!!!! One of my favorite places near Pagosa! 5 stars!!!
Someone from
Somewhere about 12years ago said:
vine iarna
vine iarna
Inge from
Canada about 12years ago said:
Hoarfrost transforms the landscape into a winter wonderland. It forms in the presence of water vapor when the air temperature is below freezing. Your picture shows it off to perfection.
Hoarfrost transforms the landscape into a winter wonderland. It forms in the presence of water vapor when the air temperature is below freezing. Your picture shows it off to perfection.
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