Heaps of ice alongside the Horse of Marken by Hedepo
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Heaps of ice alongside the Horse of Marken
Earlier this week we were on the island of Marken (now a day’s connected by a dike to the mainland) in the IJsselmeer (IJssellake --- Southersea yearssssss ago) the see the drifting ice creating big heaps.
At the feet of the “Horse of Marken” (= light house of Marken) there is, two days after the frost / winter has left the Netherlands, still a lot of ice despite the fact that the temperature is well above freezing point (7 degrees Celcius) but due to the wind the chill factor gave a feeling of below freezing point!!
The wind and higher temperature does create the condition for the creation of heaps of ice on the east part of the lighthouse. This time the ice is not yet a real a threat for the lighthouse, but so impressive to see mountains of ice at least 2 a 3 meters high.
The sun was not really in the right zone; however it creates a plus in the atmosphere for this photo.
Thanks for viewing, and your lovely words on my yesterdays posting; comments are always welcome.
Have a very nice day
Henk
Wikipedia info
The Paard van Marken ("Horse of Marken") is a lighthouse on the Dutch peninsula Marken, on the IJsselmeer. It was built in 1839 by J. Valk. A primitive lighthouse had been on the location since the early 1700s; the current lighthouse is a Rijksmonument since 1970

Comments (6)
really an experience to see this. thanks for posting it
Wow, there are some big chunks there, maybe there for a while!!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Interesting to see these chunks of ice... Aloha
Splendid shot.
Very nice capture. Well done.