That looks like it would be so slippery. You must be having a colder winter than they are in New England - they had to move the pond hockey tournament in my parents' town to a smaller lake because the ice on the big lake wasn't thick enough this year!
Hi EG it must have been fun watching those two ice-riders. the first thought I have is "broken bones". it must be an age thing. at least one of them is wearing a helmet. winter has paid us a visit this week with intermittent snow and cold. nothing like a normal season but at least a taste. thanks for stopping by at Stolen Car - that was truly special. I've been hiding out there while hibernating from my usual blogging haunt and it's been a lot of fun having a photo-conversation with my blogging friend Susan. happy Tuesday to you EG. take care now.
kids just know how to have fun--love the colors in this shot. The red seems to be caught and repeated. From the jacket and the bike and the reflection in the ice and then reflecting off the waves, water and the background. (I'm assuming this picture was taken as the sun went down). Very nice.
Awesome photo of beautiful country ~so you know the area I live ~ not far from Manchester and Magnolia ~ thanks for coming by ~ namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor)
A very nice photo... We have a lot of cold , here in Portugal..but no rain at all: that is bad...so bad...the agriculture is suffering with the lack of rain... I fear the next summer...
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I'm afraid it would be too cold and too slippery for me!
ReplyDeleteFanatastic shot!
ReplyDeleteThose kids are awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Looks like fun, but I would be afraid of falling. That cinches it, I'm old! lol
ReplyDeletethat make me laugh your comment!! IT's amazing what kids can do nowadays, at least one if them looks as though he is wearing a helmet, kudo's to him.
ReplyDeleteGill
Must be slippery on a bike.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Great shot EG!The lake is beautiful but about those kids,I'm worried,I hope it's safe to play there.
ReplyDeleteHugs and Happy Valentine's Day :)
Léia
that's cool!
ReplyDeleteYou could have included Paul Simon's "Slip-sliding Away" as background music!
ReplyDeleteNice, sunny day! And probably not too cold, right? Well, too cold for me, but not for a Canadian!
Nice color capture of the red and red on the one fellow. Looks too slippery to ride a bike on.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! That's a life I never knew as a kid. I think I would like the cold better now if I had experienced it as a kid on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it would be so slippery. You must be having a colder winter than they are in New England - they had to move the pond hockey tournament in my parents' town to a smaller lake because the ice on the big lake wasn't thick enough this year!
ReplyDeleteI can almost feel my brittle bones breaking as I hit the deck, er ... ice!
ReplyDeleteHi EG
ReplyDeleteit must have been fun watching those two ice-riders. the first thought I have is "broken bones". it must be an age thing. at least one of them is wearing a helmet. winter has paid us a visit this week with intermittent snow and cold. nothing like a normal season but at least a taste. thanks for stopping by at Stolen Car - that was truly special. I've been hiding out there while hibernating from my usual blogging haunt and it's been a lot of fun having a photo-conversation with my blogging friend Susan.
happy Tuesday to you EG. take care now.
It really does look like they are walking on water.
ReplyDeleteThat's a first for me...bikes on ice. Wow.
ReplyDeleteWow, how scary! As soon as it is slippery, I do not cycle and try to find my way to the shops on foot.
ReplyDeleteIn the meantime our ice melted away.
Gorgeous shot! Ahhh to be young again. I notice at least one of them is wearing a helmet. Great capture!
ReplyDeleteNow that is FROZEN!!!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. MB
Hee! Love your commentary with the shot today.
ReplyDeletekids just know how to have fun--love the colors in this shot. The red seems to be caught and repeated. From the jacket and the bike and the reflection in the ice and then reflecting off the waves, water and the background. (I'm assuming this picture was taken as the sun went down). Very nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot, makes me nostalgic for when I was young and out riding my bike everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI had missed your beautiful shots. I like the combination of red and different hues of blue and the lighting is great too.
ReplyDeleteto be young and fearless.
ReplyDeletehappy valentine's day.
Watery Wednesday
Just goes to show that having faith isn't that hard! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like home, except by us the streets look like this.
ReplyDeleteNice composition.
Great shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine to you!
Awesome photo of beautiful country ~so you know the area I live ~ not far from Manchester and Magnolia ~ thanks for coming by ~ namaste, Carol (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteI´m sure they have fun. But I will not do it. :)
ReplyDeleteAt their age I would have loved it!
ReplyDeletehahaha, no kidding!
ReplyDeleteThey are very game - wonder if their parents know what they are up to lol
ReplyDeleteA top shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's a WOW shot!
ReplyDeleteThe ice must be as hard as the asphalt! Brave ones!
ReplyDeleteI love the composition, so classic and filled with nature's beauty, and with wonderful mood. So serene.
ReplyDeleteA very nice photo...
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of cold , here in Portugal..but no rain at all: that is bad...so bad...the agriculture is suffering with the lack of rain...
I fear the next summer...
Hug you
For kids challenges are fun - and so it is for photographers, lol! Great capture!
ReplyDeleteit must be tempting to ride on the icy water !
ReplyDeleteriding the bike on the ice? if you have ACC, accident compensation corp in Canada, they will go broke,
ReplyDeleteThe road looks icy; and the 'waves' water like a rolled mat. What a capture!
ReplyDeleteBrave souls! How on earth do they manage to keep there bikes upright I wonder?
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