Large ice falls at the base of Eddy Mountain. The tree at the base of the falls provides some size perspective.
The original post has been edited to show this photo of the falls in a more complete landscape:
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March 7, 2018
February 26, 2018
River bank lichen
On the river bank the other day there were several bare rocks among all of the snow-covered ones about 50 feet up from the water, and some lichens seemed to love that environment, living with the snow in a very pretty way.
February 25, 2018
February 24, 2018
February 22, 2018
Cold River
Every winter after an extended period of sub-zero weather brought by an influx of cold air down from the Arctic, ice builds up on the Flathead River in this location which is about 150 miles south and west of Glacier National Park, a few miles from where it flows into the Clark Fork of the Columbia River. It’s always worth a visit.
The ice cakes form over an area of several miles upstream where the river is smooth and slower moving. When it reaches this canyon, the river narrows and becomes quite deep and fast flowing and the ice cakes that have formed above collect and pile up on the river surface in the canyon. In many parts of Montana ice dams similar to this can cause problems with flooding, but this one causes no trouble.
February 21, 2018
Frost creations
Some of my windows were nicely decorated during the night. Might as well enjoy winter while it’s still here!
