Creek between Hockley and Orangeville, Ontario
It was the shortest day of the year, December 21st and the creek was icy but not frozen.
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31 comments:
Beautiful but Brrrr!
Darla
I always love the look of creeks during winter.
The creek looks cold, but this is a beautiful scene.
Lovely winter photo...did you put your toe in to test the water temperature? No? Sheesh!
Very funny about the coal! But, you're right! Heh, heh.
And yes, they will surface the model home park roads in Stone Creek after it is finished - which won't be long now. It's not going to be a road for vehicles, but a pedestrian area made of brick pavers...
Happy New Year!
shaking in my boots cold!
but oh waht a pretty scene.
happy new year.
Wow it's beautiful, but it makes me freezing, lol !
I love the snow and ice in this creek - I bet it is very cold! :)
What a beautiful shot! Winter can look so incredible.
Beautiful snow and ice photo! I can feel the cold...
Happy New Year!
I've always liked that ice and flowing water combination. It almost doesn't seem natural.
Wow, I love these kind of little snowy scenes. A Happy New Year to you, bloggie friend!
Gorgeous and a great shot!
Ice on the water, very pretty as long as you can get in out of the cold.
Very well done. Gary & Boomer of the Vermilon River.
So cold and clear. Things snap and crackle in this weather.
This is so pretty and I know it's cold ^_^
Watery Wednesday
Oooh! I like this. It's that time of the year and I can look forward to shots like this. :-)
What a beautiful winter scene, I love this time of the year when everything looks so peaceful.
I love the pattern of the ice projections into the water. Cold, but beautiful.
Beautiful photo of the creek. I am new to blogging and just checking some sites out. Come visit me at forgetmenotmmm.blog spot.com sometime. Love your photos.
Looks too cold! brrrrrr!
Watery Wednesday
I agree with Farmchick. The sound must be peaceful too.
Lovely - I shot our creek too.
Oh, what an attractive scene, and terrific composition.
Snow pics are always so pretty but then I think of the wet and cold and freezing cold and I guess I will be happy with our constant rain. MB
I love the little bit of light on the left, so pretty.
the snow is beautiful....but it looks really cold!
Imagine going for a creek trek, and making sure your toes don't get frozen.
Cool shot for watery Wednesday...
Snow is also here
I can't wait for the long warm days...although I would love for it to snow here so I can get a lovely winter shot like this, too ;-D
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