The Wisconsin River has many parks and put-ins along its banks in our area. This a canoe put-in and I waded through calf deep snow in negative degree weather, and down a slick slope, just to get closer to the water.
This is where you might put-in a canoe in nicer weather but I don’t think I’ll be getting our canoe out anytime soon.
I love the way the snow collects on the rocks sticking up. Just imagine how cold that water is!
The edge would normally be water too, but there’s some snow covered ice.
A little further up the way is a small dam, I’m sure it’s this water motion that is keeping so much of the river unfrozen.
I’m just wondering why the few sunny days we have are also some of our coldest days. Brrr!
On the way back to the car I couldn’t resist stopping by the grill. Burger anyone?
I guess now I can't complain about the "frigid" air we're having down here in Florida! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the second pic up from the bottom. Ugh, I'm so tired of seeing snow, I'm ready for some flowers.
ReplyDeleteits really cold there. oh i wish there would be snow here in our country.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my WW!
OMG, it's been in the 80's for the last few days, but today it's in the 60's and raining. I'm happy the temps have dropped and we're getting rain, we really need it.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely BEAUTIFUL photos!! I think it was worth braving the cold to capture these:)
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrr!
ReplyDeleteI love photo #2 ... the sun spots coming down.
You'll have to stop by my blog and look at yesterday's post. You inspired me to do something a little different and I loved how it turned out.
ReplyDeleteI think the winter pictures are very pretty........looking at them while sitting by the fire with a cup of hot chocolate. :-) I guess I won't tell you that today we got up to 62 and tomorrow's high is 70!!! Yes, I live in the midwest as well.
Stay warm.
I love thid photostory and i'm glad almost all of our snow has melted. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeletecool shots and I can't believe the water is not solid!
ReplyDeleteBrrr!! Cold shivering shots! It will some more time before you can have burgers from that grill.
ReplyDeleteI don't get to see so much snow here, so I enjoy seeing these shots!
Warm hugs from India!
we have a drive up fast food place called the "ice-burger" I thought of that on your last photo of the grill
ReplyDeleteBut the coldest days are also the clearest it seems! I cannot even believe you waded through deep snow just to get some shots. YES, they are beautiful. But no way would I wade through snow to take a pic. I'm really bad like that!! It was 29 below at the cottage last night!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrr!!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I bet it was extremely cold the pictures are so worth it!!
I love them all as usual!!
When I saw the word "waded", I almost died! then I realized you were talking about the snow and not the river and felt somewhat better. Yeah, I'd have waded through snow to get these... but you can keep the river for a few more months yet. That's too hardcore even for me!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how cold you guys get, but like we had talked about, cold is cold. Theses photos are very serene. My favorites are the ones of the dam. I am a sucker for water photos. When you put the whole thing into a light like that, it really doesn't appear to be cold and the snow fades from the photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for wading through the snow to capture these. They are some of my favorites.
You crack me up, woman! You're really going to make me go out and take photos today as the world melts, aren't you? Have a Popsicle.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so gorgeous. There is just nothing more beautiful than snow. I believe snow is God's crown he puts on His earth for us to enjoy. It is like He is saying, "Hey, you were not looking, but got your attention now didn't I."
ReplyDeleteI love that sunflare Lisa! You know it's a good photo, when just looking at it makes me cold! Sounds like we may get a few days of warm up! WOOT!
ReplyDeleteI love water - frozen or not.
ReplyDeleteEvery single picture here made me smile Lisa - and come out of lurk mode.
Your pictures are beautiful. What kind of camera do you use?
ReplyDeleteYou need to tell me where you live in WI. I just moved from Milwaukee, right next to the Milwaukee River.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I wish we had that much snow! Not that I have ever told you that before ;0)
ReplyDeleteTHese pictures are beautiful and not only display why I love to visit Wisconsin, but also why I don't live there!!!!;) brrrrrrr! Oh, and yeah, don't forget the cheese on the burgers!
ReplyDeleteThat is A LOT of snow! We don't see anything like that here in good ole Texas! Amazing photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, GORGEOUS pictures Lisa!!!
ReplyDeleteGet inside, turn on the heat and get a fire going! What are you doing outside in that! I've been freezing my butt off here in Florida - temps actually dropped below 30 one night! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always Lisa!
stunning photos! Thanks for braving the elements to get the shot! The river is beautiful is all it's snow capped rocks.
ReplyDeleteWow, I love that second shot. Winter can be so pretty. Sometimes -- like this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the snow! Our newest baby has never even felt a cold day in her life. Jen
ReplyDeleteWonderful winter images. Are you still wondering about why these sunny days are colder? Me thinks it has to do with no cloud cover holding the warmth down on us.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful shots. Hard to imagine what it will look like without all that snow.
ReplyDeleteI'm so cold looking at those!
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