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| We bundled up and took a walk around Laddie Lake this morning. Most of it has frozen over. I saw a couple five foot diameter circles of open water out towards the middle but the rest of the water has a film of ice that prevents me from seeing any wave action at all. No matter how hard the wind blows for the next few months, I will not see any white caps on this lake. The ducks, gulls and geese are going to have to find new places to swim and forage for food. |
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Film of Ice
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