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| Kay Davies photo, February 2014 |
Such a dreary sight to see, but it gets worse. Yes, the house across the street was reflected in the water the other day. But the water didn't go away. Our corner won't have storm drains until later this year. So, the water can't go away. Night comes, with temperatures below freezing, and the water becomes ice.
Then, large vehicles drive on the icy street, and the ice gets crushed into ridges and depressions. If it doesn't melt during the day, it re-freezes overnight, and the ridges become permanent. Smaller vehicles do not navigate it happily, but they navigate it with a crunching noise that always gets my attention.
Posted for Weekend Reflections hosted by James of Something Sighted.
Thanks, James!
Please note: you might see this before it shows up on Weekend Reflections because there seems to be a problem of some sort over there. I'll try their link again in the morning.
K
5 comments:
Apart from the irritating situation, that is a beautiful reflection. Hugs to you all. Jo
Love the reflection, but those ridges sound quite bad. They can really ruin a car as well!
it is a beautiful reflection. thanks for sharing.
The unpleasant part of winter.
A bit worrisome, isn't it?!
Our major dump of rain has left a pond puddle under the pine tree. While we live in the middle of a wetland, the house is on a bit of a rise. I'm ready for a good melt, though.
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