With another night of double digit below lows, open water patches from the Rt. 4 to the Middle Bridge shrank. Walking the dog along River Street, I counted four or five narrowing leads where the stream flowed in sight.
The snow cover revealed something new: critter tracks. With the hardening of the river it becomes a clear path for creatures getting from points A to B. The sight this morning of one small set of tracks reminded me of last winter. Then, I saw deer tracks along the right bank.
The River Neva in St. Petersburg carries truck traffic each winter.
Norman, I just caught up with about one week of posts. I like the way you are considering the water that is unseen under the ice — another of the universe's mysteries. Terry and I just read something about how thick ice must be before you can drive on it. If I can find that again, I'll send you the link. Sorry you are out in such cold weather, but I hope you will continue, Sydney
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