Photographed by Pete Schenck, who lives in Herbster, Wisconsin (on Lake Superor):
Attached is a photo I shot this morning outside our back door. We're used to seeing these ice "volcanoes" on shore when the wind and waves coincide and actually squirt water up and out through a small opening. The water then freezes on top and the "ice volcano" grows.Via Paul Douglas' outstanding On Weather blog.
I like the chiminea (or whatever it is) that looks like a giant stubby beer bottle!
ReplyDeleteThank you - chiminea is a new word for me.
ReplyDeleteThey're called "hoodoos" on Lake Erie.
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