If you can get on Skyline Drive in the winter (many parts are closed to the public because of road conditions) you can often find wonderful ice formations at the higher elevations. And just to keep things in perspective higher elevations means 2,500-3,000 feet.
The Day After 
Just a tad bit on the freezing side for me. Great photo though. 😀
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Thank you Cee.
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Very beautiful! I love ice, probably because I don’t have to deal with it much! 🙂
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This is the only way I like it..oh and in my ice tea!
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I agree – better in photos and in iced tea than on roads and windshields! 🙂
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Looks like a giant plum pudding!!!
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I have never seen a giant plum pudding before and didn’t know what one looked like…until now 😉
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A plum pudding is a round pastry pudding filled with currants and steamed, then custard poured all over it. A favourite English recipe, especially in the winter.
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Sounds divine!
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Very filling and warming in cold weather. Can be stodgy if not cooked right
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It is blustery cold here tonight! -6 degrees F and winds 20 mph
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😦 Brrrrrrrrrrr
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