High temperatures that barely broke into double digits in North Idaho have turned the water features into ice sculptures at I-90 offramps on Spokane Street in Post Falls.
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- Run in the sun
- A very special torch
- Leftover leaf
- Brrrr
- Sign of Spring
- Frosty Fernan
- Temps taking a dip
- Up the Creek
- God Bless America
- Man's Best Friend?
- Wash Day
- Wild and Wooley
- Skirting the Mountain
- Frosty Fog
- Quiet Falls
- Nature's Camouflage
- Polar Bear Pair
- Going low
- Taking back our streets!
- Home Sweet Home
- Icy Grip
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Kerri Rankin Thoreson is an award-winning writer and photographer who loves where she lives.
2 comments:
I just stumbled on your blog. I am a transplanted native. The photo you have here illustrates why I now live in Myrtle Beach, SC. You might get a kick out of my account of growing up in Smelterville.
http://myrtlebeachramblings.blogspot.com/2009/01/sunday-scribblings-phantoms-shadows.html
MBW, if it weren't for scenes like the icy water features would we truly appreciate the glorious lazy summer days floating the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River? :)
thanks for stopping by.
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