These are pics I took on Sunday at the Plymouth Ice Spectacular 2012, in Plymouth Michigan. It was cold out, but worth it. Lots of talented artists.
More pics tomorrow!
Have a great day!
Juli
Writer, Reader, Photographer, Herder of Cats, Collector of Dusty/Old Things.
JULI HOFFMAN 
the gnome is beautiful. We have carved trees over the city – our snow was not as pretty as yours either. Come on over and see my pics 😀
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The pics on your site are BEAUTIFUL! I’ve been to Canada MANY times, but I’ve never seen the carvings. Our snow was pretty while it lasted, now it’s just cold and dreary.
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You either get home from work very early or you can play on computer at work…I never could. The trees I mention are here in London so you would have to come visit me 😀 Yeah I like that puddle too and the sunset
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My work schedule is ALL over the place! Sometimes I work mornings, sometimes nights. I used to work a lot of mid-shifts, but not as much lately. On rare occasions, I’ll work a midnight shift. I don’t have Internet access at work. Most days I’m so busy at my job, I can’t even find time to eat! 🙂 Today, I had to be at work at 6 AM. I was playing with WordPress on my laptop while I was waiting for the coffee to do it’s thing before I left this morning. I can’t function without my coffee!
Hubby and I have been to London, Canada. Very pretty area!
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These are so beautiful!
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Thanks Jo!
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It was not till 1896 that Bettas began to appear outdoors of Asia, when a number
of breeding pairs have been introduced in Germany, and not till 1910 did the
species start off to show up in America. Though
scientist Frank Locke of San Franciso received various Betta Splendens, he believed he had found a new
species when a single of his fish had longer, red fins.
In reality, what he was essentially seeing was the very first of a
organic mutation in the Betta Splendens species that gave them much more colour.
Because then, these fish have already been bred increasingly for
colour, fin size/shape, in addition to a favorable demeanor and raised to become sold as household pets, not fighters.
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Well…that is interesting.
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