It isn’t advisable to walk on the ice

27 thoughts on “It isn’t advisable to walk on the ice”

1. I shouldn’t have been tempted to walk on it anyway. I really don’t like cold water, Hanna 🙂 🙂

   • Hi Jo. The municipality is excused because of the changing weather. Better safe than sorry 🙂 🙂

2. Wonderful images.

   • Thanks rabirius. Weather changes add great variations to the landscape 🙂

     • It surly does.

3. Flotte billeder 🙂

   • Tak for det! 🙂

4. wonderful gallery, dear Hanna, have a sunny day, regards Mitza

   • Thank you so much, Mitza. Your wish was fulfilled 🙂 I really enjoyed the day. Hope that goes for you too!!

5. Beautiful pictures Hanna ❤ 🙂

   • Thanks a lot for cheering, Annica ❤ 🙂

6. There’s definitely a beauty to the winter silence ☺️

   • Hi Andy! The silence of snow can be deafening with a restorative power. The silence makes the moment unforgettable.

     • For sure! 😃 Hi Hi! 🤗

     • 🙂

7. Your warning signs about the ice are much more polite than ours, which scream “STAY OFF THE ICE.” 🙂 Lovely photos, Hanna. I don’t know how to make such beautiful images so consistently, but I’m very grateful! xx

   • I think courtesy is a good thing, Heide. But sometimes safety goes ahead for a nice recommendation 🙂 🙂
     My pictures just reflect the lovely nature that I can not help but seek 🙂

8. Spring here has also had a lot of different weather. Tonight we are expecting 5 inches of snow.

   • Hi Montucky. Enjoy it while it last. Snow IS beautiful ❤ 🙂

9. I’ve been getting out between winter storms Hanna but, there is still no sign of spring over here. That is very good advice about staying off the ice. I never walk on the ice, even if it might be 3 feet thick. Ice can be thin in different places, where the water flows. Every single year, people die from falling through the ice. They just never learn.

   • Hi Alan. Falling through the ice is one of the most frightening things I can imagine. A mixture of freezing to death and being trapped and drowned.
     Thanks a lot for your advice!!

10. I walk all the time!! Just got back as a matter of fact. 🙂 I LOVE the egg tree! Do you make them each year or are they from years past? One year my mom took a class on how to make Ukrainian eggs, and she made several, but I hang them on my Christmas tree.

    • I wish I could confirm that it was me who painted the eggs. But I had a bad cold throughout the easter but afterwards I was lucky to pass the egg tree outside a little restaurant and I couldn’t help but going crazy with my camera 🙂
      The blue sky and the beautiful painted eggs reminded me of prayer flags in the Himalayas. Not because I have been there, but who haven’t seen the stunning mountains and knowledgeable mountain people, the Sherpas on film and photos.
      Ukrainian Eggs are beautiful. Just saw a Youtube film how to do them 🙂

      • Well, they’re beautiful! That’s an interesting connection. Of course I’ve seen the flags (not in person either) but I don’t know that I would have thought of that. Hope you’re feeling better!! 🧡

      • Much better, thanks a lot. Finally spring has arrived so I’m happy to be able to enjoy it ❤ 🙂
        All the best,
        Hanna

11. And it is good that the ice didn’t materialize! 🙂 Honestly, we had so much rain in Norfolk recently, it’s a bliss to see the sun.
    Good night to you, Hanna, sleep well. x

    • Thanks a lot. We are lucky with the weather now, after a GLOOMY walk in snow, mist and rain. Wish you much luck with sunny days in Norfolk, Hanne ❤ 🙂