The ice fog cometh
These photos were taken over a week ago, but they still need to be enjoyed by all.
One of the most spectacular winter sites is Ice Fog. The consists of water droplets that have frozen into extremely tiny ice crystals. According to Wikipedia it requires temperatures at or below −35 °C (−30 °F), making it common only in and near the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Or in our case, Wisconsin.
Although I’ve seen it three times this winter, it rarely happens in our part of the country. But when it does, it is amazing.
I took this photo during the last ice fog, but I wanted you to see the crystals up close.
I leave for work when it is still dark out, but I knew when I walked outside to do chores that something special was in the air. I tired to get a few photos, but my camera is not that good at photos in the dark.
When Chuck woke up, he was greeted by this beautiful landscape.
