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12.28.2022 Wordless Wednesday-Winter’s Silent Pipe Organ
This entry was posted in Central Massachusetts, Closeup Photography, Ice, Intimate Landscape, Nature Photography and tagged Harvard Pond, ice, icicles, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, New England, North Quabbin, pendulous icicles, Petersham, Quabbin, water, winter. Bookmark the permalink.
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Love it!
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Thanks, Eliza!
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Wonderful!
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Thank you, Belinda!
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That’s a great icy pipe organ.
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I’ve seen a lot of the pendant icicles but not as many clustered like this.
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…plays a beautiful, crystalline song…
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Everything on Earth resonates in some way and if I could hear it from these it would indeed be crystalline.
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Have you ever heard the ice ‘sing’? There are plenty of videos online, but this is one of the best. A woman who lived in a houseboat on Great Slave Lake in Yellowknife, up in the Northwest Territories, used to blog about the challenges of that kind of life, and she recorded the ‘singing ice,’ too. What I remember most are her stories about struggling to keep the houseboat level while the ice was freezing around it — amazing stuff. I wish I could find her blog again, but I can’t. All I can remember is that she was a physician, her husband was Spanish, and they loved the Yellowknife Ice Castle.
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Here’s a virtual tour of the ice castle.
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That’s amazing. Oh, I thought you meant the woman who did the YT video but it was someone else whose blog you can’t find.
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That singing ice is eerie and fabulous. Great accompaniment to Steve’s ice pipe organ!
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They would make a good combo. 🙂
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I have heard these sounds although for a brief few moments only. Here’s her blog. I’d be very happy to sleep nearby but not sure I want to have the whole ten hours next to my bed all night long although from the comments some do.
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Nice ice!
I looked for something similar here in central Florida, alas, in vain.
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Thanks! I could say the same while you are still posting butterflies and I am sharing icicles. As much as I do like to make images of ice I don’t think a choice between the two would be very difficult.
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