After hiking over "sand dunes," avoiding fissures and white patches of snow as we went, we finally got up to a place where we could see the rest of the lake. My God is so awesome.That's all there really is say about these. They are stunning.
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| lake view peeking through |
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| I promised lake, I know. It's coming....but look at this ICE. It's so incredible |
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| same as caption above. I'm not getting over this anytime soon |
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| Fissure in the ice. I can only marvel. and try not to get my foot caught. |
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| more fissures. pictures cannot adequately express the sheer exquisiteness of this view. |
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| standing on the lake, looking over the lake. |
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| standing on ice covered in sand, looking down on more ice. which I did not step on, too far down, and it looked none too safe |
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| the watercolor artist in me says "paint this, now." |
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| I've gone on vacation to another world---the sheer beauty of this is captivating |
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| ice. standing on it, behind you, as far as you can see |
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| I love the shape of the ice cliff.... |
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| Instant Arctic photoshoot, anyone? |
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| I'm seriously in awe.... |
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| the beauty is simply non-capturable...it was so vivid |
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| ice |
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| ice |
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| more ice |
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| you can see where water rushed in during thaws and carved the ice away. |
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| needless to say, the better part of wisdom involved not walking there.... |
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