John and I drove over to the South Beach of Willoughby Lake for photos of the cliffs and we found a small city on the ice. There were trucks, cars, snow machines and many people on the ice. The ice shacks have to come off the lake the last weekend of March. John says that in New Hampshire the shacks are called bob houses and have to be removed on the same date. Thank you for stopping by!
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A case of civilisation grasping a tentative hold upon the wilderness.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous.
That is so interesting. Our neighbor ice fishes. What a fun hobby!
ReplyDeleteA great post! And a great subject for today's "I". Does look like fun!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, to be sure. Used to do some of that...
ReplyDeleteI'm used to seeing tiny patches of ice - that must be an incredible sight. I enjoyed your take on the letter I.
ReplyDeleteNow I see why you love the arctic! And you love cats! So do I! Thanks for visisting.
ReplyDeleteMust be very cold. We used to live in Boston, but I do not know that New Hampshire can be this cold.
ReplyDeleteAmazing landscape !
ReplyDeleteI have seen the same on Lake Superior and I was much impressed.
ReplyDeleteBrrr - that looks very chilly albeit beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteSeems like a really beautiful day :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend :)