Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Cannon River at 20 Below Zero
This is the scene I endured cold knees to capture this morning: Ames Mill and the Cannon River steaming over the falls, as seen from the east bank and the Fourth Street Bridge.
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It almost looks as if the waterfall is freezing up. Brrr!
Where do the carp go when the dam freezes? Grand Cayman? Achafalaya?
I guess the proper spelling is Atchafalaya, though there are some older references in Louisiana literature that leave out the "t."
Penny, how on earth did I neglect to get your blog into my RSS reader!?!? Terrible web management on my part!
On the other hand, my delay brought me right to this post: WOW. Great pictures. The steaming falls are spectacular.
Thanks, Christopher! At about 15 below right now, I expect the view will be similar this morning (as soon as the sun comes up). I work right on Water St., so I enjoy making that stretch of the river one of the focal points of my posts.
Boy am I glad that the nature photography class I signed up for that was scheduled for this morning has been postponed!
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