
Winter has come all at once to New Hampshire.
Tag: Winter
Blue Snow
When one and a half feet of snow fell last week, I kept seeing this blue tint in the mounds.
I enhanced this photo a bit in picasa to bring out the blue better so it actually wasn’t quite this bright.
I am not a scientific type person, so I’ve added a link underneath the photo to explain why snow (and ice) sometimes looks blue. I just thought it was unusual and pretty.

Read more about what makes ice and snow blue at the
Alaska Science Forum
Ice Fishing With Kids

Ice fishing huts, called “bob houses” on New Hampshire’s Gregg Lake. Someone told me they get their name from the way they bob up and down in the water if left out when the ice gives way.

This was the coldest field trip I have even participated in. The wind whipped across the lake and the temp. was in the single digits – not including the wind chill.
Winter Trees
If I were poetic I would add a great poem here, but I’m not, so I hope you enjoy the photo.
I don’t know what kind of tree this is, but it had little dangly things hanging all over (like that description?) and the snow on it’s branches was so awesome looking. This photo is one of my favorites from my walk.

Now the trees are bare after our rain and wind – (it’s dumb to rain in winter isn’t it?). I am looking forward to getting another snow storm.
