Low temperature: 1 degree Fahrenheit,
The Choptank was frozen as far as the eye could see.
The creek: That may look like water, but, it is ice.
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Freeze, Froze, Frozen
The Deep Freeze: Some photos around Cambridge, January 31, 2014.
Low temperature: 1 degree Fahrenheit,
The Choptank was frozen as far as the eye could see.
The creek: That may look like water, but, it is ice.
900 Marshy Cove from Generation 3 Marina
Choptank River, Malkus Bridge, Green Buoy Number 3. Solid Ice
View from the Cambridge Marina looking East.
Light House and Visitors Center
Shooting ducks at Great Marsh
Birds of different feathers find a wet spot: Canada Geese, Mallards, Canvasbacks, and Sea Gulls
Looking south from the Cambridge Creek Bridge
Waterman's day off.
Big Fish! Bubba was here?
Low temperature: 1 degree Fahrenheit,
The Choptank was frozen as far as the eye could see.
The creek: That may look like water, but, it is ice.
Monday, January 27, 2014
BIG LOU cuts a slot
BIG LOU is a Maryland State tug boat that docks in the Cambridge Creek. In the past two weeks the ice has thickened to about two inches. BIG LOU assumed the task of clearing the channel. Some watermen are still working the river despite the chill factor. With an upcoming dose of the "Polar Vortex" navigating should become more challenging.
All things considered, Eastern Shore winters are more tolerable than the Philadelphia suburb winters.
The slot..
Cracking away..
All things considered, Eastern Shore winters are more tolerable than the Philadelphia suburb winters.
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