Also known as the Snowpocalypse, Snowverload, and (in my own inner monologue) Snowmygoodnessgracious. Not too long ago we were caught smack dab in the midst of the mid-Atlantic's biggest snowstorm in three centuries. The most memorable aspect? The icicles. Three feet long and shimmering with a diamond-like glitter in the cold winter sun--every time I passed under an awning, I felt like they were aiming right for me.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Snowmageddon
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9 comments:
beeeeautiful! love love love this image!
Walking under icicles is really dangerous. Seriously. They can fall at any time. I would be totally freaked out if I were living in NYC right now.
this is amazing.
just tweeted it so more people can see.
hope it gets warmer soon!! ;)
montague - Thank you!
evan - That's exactly what I thought every time I walked under them. But this was actually in D.C. NYC does not have such deadly icicles.
Bahieh - Thanks for tweeting my dear!
SPECTACULAR shot, e.
Thanks Molly!
Jaw-dropping, did you have a ridiculously good day after seeing those icicles?
This photo is so intriguing!
Melly - I was wandering around all day looking for the craziest, longest icicles I could find!
Belinda - Thanks for visiting!
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