Ice waves on Lake Michigan

[catbyte]

[flying rabbit]

1. Cool!

[twodogsbarking]

2. How cold.

I love it.

[debm55]

3. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing, catbyte.

[CommonHumanity]

4. Wonder

What a astounding world we live in. I am continually awed by the natural world and the wonders that time and evolution have created. We come from who knows where and are plopped down in a world of wonder. Oh how I wish we could stop fighting and vying for power and just dwell together in this fabric of beauty and mystery. Seems so crazy when you zoom out.

[Upthevibe]

5. catbyte........

Wow!
Thank you for posting

[hoosierspud]

6. I spent a wonderful January afternoon

With a couple of friends at lighthouse at Michigan City. Everything was covered in ice and the lake was frozen quite a ways from the shore. It was quiet and the place felt magical.

[PatrickforB]

7. You know, the grammer of that headline is a bit off. The waves of ice did NOT smash the pier, they smashed INTO the

pier.

This is a scathing indictment of AI grammer correction software. I run into this all the time with Word. I'm writing and it is going down exactly as I intend, then all of a sudden I get the blue underline and the algorithm wants to 'simplify' the wording. Sigh.

[Conjuay]

8. While we're at it-

It is listed as a "solid wave" of ice. How can a wave be solid?

[erronis]

9. You can definitely see solid waves of ice on Lake Ontario

I was expecting the video to be more of a time lapse and show the process of solidification (wow, I spelled it right the first time!)

[Emile]

10. St. Joe, surprised no one is surfing.

[nuxvomica]

11. I like the way the waves reiterate the corrugated edge of the pier

Like the waves were cut by pinking shears.