Double trouble by Helen Betts

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11-Jan-2025	Tim Betts

Double trouble

The icicles a few pictures back had finally melted by Friday afternoon, but there were more of them on Saturday. There’s simply no way to stop the roof from dripping water onto the light fixture as well as our doormat.

It snowed again! posted earlier:

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Zoltán Balogh		06-Feb-2025 12:31
Awesome shot, Helen! V

Jola Dziubinska		04-Feb-2025 20:16
Excellent, well seen. V.

Alexander Kazakov		24-Jan-2025 07:26
Very artistic! V

laine		22-Jan-2025 18:56
Water and electricity is not an ideal combination...though it was 102 F here yesterday which makes this look rather good :)

Don Mottershead		21-Jan-2025 00:31
I'm pretty sure that is the bass player from ZZ Top.

Kevin D Warren		17-Jan-2025 15:11
Well, I'd imagine that those icicles would look beautiful at night illuminated by the light...

Marjan Schavemaker		14-Jan-2025 18:47
Haven’t seen much snow in years! V

Graeme		14-Jan-2025 11:44
How unusual but the icicles do look good, Helen.V

PiJoly		13-Jan-2025 18:52
Don't cry, don't cry, spring will come again //// ;-)

Apostolos Tikopoulos		13-Jan-2025 18:28
Lovely winter composition, Helen. V

Blandine Mangin		13-Jan-2025 15:47
very beautiful ! v

Philip P		13-Jan-2025 15:00
Reminds me of number 5 in the movie' short circuit'.

Danad		13-Jan-2025 14:26
A stunning winter abstract ! V

Marcia Rules		13-Jan-2025 14:19
it makes a fine abstract!

Hank Vander Velde		13-Jan-2025 14:11
Nice shot Helen. Welcome to our winter-like conditions.

Ton, Ben & Rob Nagtegaal		13-Jan-2025 13:37
I thought it was a frozen outdoor shower, looks very cold. V

Nestor Derkach		13-Jan-2025 12:17
Nice sharp icicles presentation they can be a safety hazard if they are in the wrong place. Vote

Liz Bickel		13-Jan-2025 09:43
Neat photo. Ice can be quite pretty. But for safety's sake, such big icicles probably should be knocked down before they fall and hit someone underneath. Otherwise, enjoy Winter's art.

joseantonio		13-Jan-2025 04:15
looked like a face in the thumbnail.V.

Nirvan Hope		13-Jan-2025 02:51
Beautiful to look at while they last, especially with sun shining through.

larose forest photos		13-Jan-2025 02:28
I know what that problem is like; at least they are pretty! V

Dennis Hoyne		13-Jan-2025 01:18
It's watching you!

Julie Oldfield		13-Jan-2025 00:25
It looks like a monster! V

hayl		12-Jan-2025 22:04
It looks like a sculpture - not a welcome one.

Carl Carbone		12-Jan-2025 21:47
That looks like some sort of sci-fi creature!