It's a wonderful Friday again, and it's time for our Blogging for Fun Friday, where the topic is A to Z challenge. Though I don't get to join each week because of my schedule, but whenever I get the chance, I love to join. This week is for letter I, and since we just came back from our desert trip last week, I thought of posting something from our trip. While on our way to Kanab, Utah, from Zion National Park, we saw a water sprinkler where the wheels no longer turn because it was deep in ice already.
Iced Water Sprinkler in the Desert
Iced Water Sprinkler in the Desert (2 )
Probably, without the ice in the picture, this place would look warm because of the blue sky, the warm red rocky hills and the almost barren terrain. This picture was taken early morning where the air temperature was 22 degree Fahrenheit ( -5.6 degree Celsius ). It's no wonder why the water freezes as soon as it came out from the sprinkler.
And here is a picture of the road we took inside North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
And here is a picture of the road we took inside North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
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Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing, Betchai. :)
ReplyDeleteGoodness, I can't believe that ice...but it was very cold there! Your photographs are always so excellent.
ReplyDeleteThat's a decent amount of ice and it really add interest to your image too.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, without the ice it does "look" warm there with the blue sky and red hills. Your pictures are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCool! That's an icy wheel!
ReplyDeleteWow..the ice gives me a chill, betchai..Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletenice shot..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! When I think of sprinklers, it is overflowing waters, but the image just indicate that frozen water could create a great scuplture!
ReplyDeleteThough you may post sparsely, you produce great ones.
I look forward for more of your vacation shots!
If without the ice, we are easily cheated by the warm-looked desert.
ReplyDeleteGreat shoot of Ice water sprinkler! Can't imagined it happened in the that place.
ReplyDeleteThe waggon wheel with ice. VERY original... I like it.
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Tom Bailey
Betchai, that is such a cool picture. I love it!
ReplyDeletewow the ics are sharp
ReplyDeleteA smile from SJ =)
The ice hanging from the wagon wheels gives a very beautiful effect. You're right that I would never know it's that cold without seeing that ice.
ReplyDeleteBethchai you got beautiful ice pics and good eyes finding it ;) *winks*
ReplyDeleteLike that ice water sprinkler!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting Kane County Utah! Your pictures are great! Please visit us again.
Sincerely,
Ann
Visitor Center Coordinator
Kane County Office of Tourism
I love the photo of the road which you took inside North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.I'm amazed that despite your busy schedule, you still make time to enjoy the magnificent views in your place.
ReplyDeleteThe ice on the wheels now looks like stalagtides and stalamites. It is so hot here, I'd like to take some to make lemonade.
ReplyDeleteIced water in desert? now that's new! no need to explain how warm or cold that place could be, the ice can speak of it.
ReplyDeleteHow's everything Betchai?
that's really interesting, I had never seen a water sprikler froze like that. I bet it must be really cold in the desert during winter.
ReplyDeleteThe ice water sprinkler is fascinating betchai, you took some wonderful photos - keep warm :)
ReplyDeleteNever thought about problems like that! Beautiful, but probably not to the owner.
ReplyDeleteThought I recognized that area outside of Kanab.. it's probably under snow now from the storm that drenched us.. the temps at Springdale and Bryce were way below zero the other day... hard to believe if you've only been there in summer.
ReplyDeletehi Beth! you bet, i love the blue hue in the photos he he he...love yah sis, miss you...
ReplyDeleteI'm back Mis Beth...
ReplyDeleteWow, I am amazed at the iced wheel... :) Have a nice weekend Miss Beth!
Hi Beth, how are you doing?
ReplyDeleteIt is wet and raining today and quite cold outside!
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Oh wow, Beth! I've seen those giant water sprinklers during the road trips... but never one that is frozen! very interesting! Nice photos! Very unique! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of Iced Water Sprinkler!
ReplyDeleteHi,Betchai! I miss your updates.I bet you're very busy these days.Hope you're okay.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, but uh..so cold!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a very unique image of the icicles on the wheels. Glad you are still finding time to travel in-between your busy schedule. Happy Holidays to you!
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