A quick explanation for these wonderfully unique anomalies...they tend to appear in the higher altitudes of some of our local ski resorts namely Big White Ski Resort and Silver Star. Their name sake is for the eeiry and often beautiful shapes that they take over the course of a winter season. The cool thing about them is no two ever look the same!
Very beautiful! The snow looks so clean and fresh against the vivid blue sky. This doesn't look anything like our big Alabama snow last week. :)
Jason - that is a very cool and unique picture. The sky is such a beautiful shade of blue.
That's a great picture. Snow can make some beautiful objects. I'm still ready for spring.....
Now that is an awesone picture. My sisters and I use to make snow caves, and pretend we were Eskimos. It use to snow really hard here in WV, we would go out around 11am and stay out most of the day.
Bob - Yeah, who knew snow could do this??? Thanks for the comment!
Debra - Yes very unusual and thanks for your comment!
Naoma - Definitely not a warm place to be if someone likes heat. Thanks for your comment!
Ann - The snow here is quite unique, we call it "champagne powder" as it is very fine granular stuff and is a joy to ski in. Take care and thanks for your comments!
Jared - You betcha it is! Thanks for the comment!
Sharon - The color of the sky truly is beautiful. Thanks for your comment!
Mark - I am ready for some serious action as well. Thanks for your comment!
Rebecca - Don't you miss those days? I now enjoy watching my children play in the snow. Take care and thanks for your comments!
Claude - I bought this photo off of a local artist through Istockphoto.com. You are right, it is a prize winning shot. Thanks for your comment!
Robert - It was my pleasure to share it with wonderful people here on AR. Take care and thanks for your comment!
John - They truly are a mystical in the way they stare back at you! Thanks for your comment!
Olena - It is almost Speechless Sunday! LOL!
You're right. I was speechless by the end of Sunday after 3 Open Houses:)
Hi Jason! Now THAT is one cool picture! You see those cloud figures when you're flying but, just can't capture the photo from the plane.
Olena - You are one tired out gal for sure,LOL! Way to be a go getter!
Debe - The snow ghosts look amazing from the air! Thanks for the comment!
Jason - Are there trees under that snow? Or is it just some freaky snow art thing?
Todd - Those are actually trees buried under several feet of snow near the summit regions. Pretty neat looking don't you think? Take care and thanks for stopping by!
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