Doo doo doo lookin' out my back door

[Fumesucker]

And what do I see but ice covering everything.

[warrior1]

1. brrrrr

[HappyMe]

2. Nice pictures.

How can something so beautiful be so destructive.

[Fumesucker]

10. The Great Lakes were gouged out by ice

Some say the world will end in fire,
Some say in ice.
From what I’ve tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice

-Robert Frost

[monmouth3]

3. Tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich kind of day..n/t

[NCarolinawoman]

4. Beautiful and terrible. n/t

[Skidmore]

5. About 3 winters ago we sat in our house during an

ice storm and watched the branches falling off of the trees from the weight of the ice. A large chunk of one tree mashed part of the front fence. We lost one tree entirely because all but two branches broke off. It was a terrible storm.

Stay warm, stay safe.

[Whisp]

6. Look who is coming to visit! and in a real good mood too by the looks of it.

Maybe he is coming to apologize for the weather?
Hope you will have some nice hot tea ready for him!

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[Fumesucker]

9. I'm so humiliated.. I only have store brand tea bags

[cbayer]

7. Yikes, fumesucker!

Stay safe and watch for downed power lines!

[pintobean]

8. Good luck.

Ice sucks. I'd rather have a foot of snow.

[pipi_k]

11. Well...

No happy creatures dancing on that lawn!



Ice is scary, even in my area where it's relatively common.



Like someone else said, beautiful but frightening.

Hope everyone stays safe in it...

[Fumesucker]

14. The birdies are flocking to the feeder, it's been mobbed since daylight

I can't get close enough to get a good picture without them all flying off.

The squirrels are evidently sleeping in today, haven't seen one all day and they're normally abundant.

Ouch, there went a big limb cracking as I was typing that last sentence.

[Thirties Child]

12. NE Atlanta suburbs here. Ice covering our North-facing windows.

We didn't have that, even in the Big One, 1973. We were inside Atlanta city limits then, stood at the window and watched flashes of light every few seconds, each flash a power outage. This one may be even bigger. We're snug for now, hoping we don't have enough big oak trees to cut our power, hoping everyone stays safe and warm.

[JNelson6563]

13. May your power remain on!

Enjoy the beauty of it!

Julie