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The camellia blossoms are still coming despite freezing temperatures early in their season. The plant is on the edge of the property where my wife and I reside.
Videographer Jacob Lindsay braves freezing temperatures and fresh snow to film maple tree “tapping” at Four Flag Farms near Bloomfield.
A man stand-up paddleboards (SUP) in the early winter morning in sub-freezing temperatures on a lake in eastern Pennsylvania.
I kept this newborn monarch butterfly indoors overnight because of freezing temperature, and released him on a tropical milkweed flower this afternoon when the temperature reached 70° F. After dutifully allowing me to photograph him, after about five minutes his first flight was to the top of a kousa dogwood tree in my front yard and he was then completely free to live his short life.
Video and audio. Music by Sara Bareilles.
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
Passiflora vitifolia a.k.a. Crimson Passion Flower
Passiflora vitifolia is a species of Passiflora. It is a vine with cylindric stems covered in red-brown hairs when young. The leaves are three-lobed, up to 15 cm long and 18 cm broad. The flowers are bright red, up to 9 cm diameter. The fruit is a berry 5 cm long and 3 cm broad, containing numerous seeds. ~ wikipedia
Fairly fast-growing passionflower vine. The common name is derived from the shape of leaves resembling that of grape leaves. The large (up to 6") flowers may attract butterflies.The vine is moderately hardy and can be killed back by hard freezing temperatures or prolonged frosts. It grows best in slightly cooler climate (than tropical) without frost. Plant the vine in full sun or part shade, it has only moderate drought tolerance. ~ source (www.tradewindsfruit.com)
I don't know how thse little birds survive the hostile coastline in winter. Winds, waves, snow and freezing temperatures this week.
Jan. 4, 2016. Lowell, MA.
A few hundred protesters stood in sub-freezing temperatures to protest Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump who spoke to thousands at the Tsongas Center in Lowell. Some protesters inside the arena interrupted Trump's speech and were escorted from the building.
© 2016 Marilyn Humphries
Despite freezing temperatures and 30 mile per hours winds; we few, we happy few, we band of brothers (and sisters), have a MARVELOUS ride!
An early autumn morning at Sharon Woods Lake and a near freezing temperature. Just a "bit" below normal for the middle of October in Cincinnati.
December 20, 2015, 9:01 a.m.
With the bright sunshine, we're not feeling the cold (sub-freezing) temperature. Some of us have removed our gloves and partially unzipped our jackets in an effort to cool down a bit.
The steam (left-side of group) is probably from someone's exhaled breath.
Steve, the pace leader, often leads his group in a tight formation. We huddle for warmth (ha ha), but also we're chatting along the way. Sunday running is very sociable.
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Despite freezing temperatures and 30 mile per hours winds; we few, we happy few, we band of brothers (and sisters), have a MARVELOUS ride!
It’s that time of year again when EEC are getting ready to crawl through mud, jump into a container of ICE, run through wires containing 10,000 volts of electricity, – it can only be Tough Mudder 2014! The team are going to have to suffer through freezing temperatures, run 12 long miles through thick sticky mud, hills, rough terrain and did I mention the mud! It’s going to be epic and could possibly be the hardest and most gruelling event the team will ever face!
Last year EEC took on the Yorkshire event; this year we are taking on Tough Mudder North West at the Cholmondeley Estate with 13,000 other brave and crazy people! And after 6 hard weeks of Bootcamp, the team feel trained and are pumped up and raring to go. The course will test the team’s physical and mental limits, their sanity, bravery and biggest and deepest fears – electric shocks, shockingly icy water, dark and confined spaces, fire, heights, exhaustion… The course has been compared to that of Royal Marine training courses and only the bravest and most physically trained will manage to stagger across the finish line to get that much needed beer and well deserved headband.
6 brave members of the EEC team will also be taking on the ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ obstacles in the hope of joining the new ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ – a special organisation of multi-mudders, people who have completed 2 or more Tough Mudder events. If they manage to complete the course and the extra obstacles they will be rewarded with an extra green headband and ultimate respect.
And not only are the EEC team preparing to take on what is advertised as ‘possibly the toughest event on earth’ they are also busy raising money for two fantastic charities – Brain Tumour Research and Queenscourt Hospice. And did we mention we had to sign a death waiver?!
With the threat of dangers such as mosquito swarms and freezing temperatures, adequate clothing is necessary for field study in Alaska.
It’s that time of year again when EEC are getting ready to crawl through mud, jump into a container of ICE, run through wires containing 10,000 volts of electricity, – it can only be Tough Mudder 2014! The team are going to have to suffer through freezing temperatures, run 12 long miles through thick sticky mud, hills, rough terrain and did I mention the mud! It’s going to be epic and could possibly be the hardest and most gruelling event the team will ever face!
Last year EEC took on the Yorkshire event; this year we are taking on Tough Mudder North West at the Cholmondeley Estate with 13,000 other brave and crazy people! And after 6 hard weeks of Bootcamp, the team feel trained and are pumped up and raring to go. The course will test the team’s physical and mental limits, their sanity, bravery and biggest and deepest fears – electric shocks, shockingly icy water, dark and confined spaces, fire, heights, exhaustion… The course has been compared to that of Royal Marine training courses and only the bravest and most physically trained will manage to stagger across the finish line to get that much needed beer and well deserved headband.
6 brave members of the EEC team will also be taking on the ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ obstacles in the hope of joining the new ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ – a special organisation of multi-mudders, people who have completed 2 or more Tough Mudder events. If they manage to complete the course and the extra obstacles they will be rewarded with an extra green headband and ultimate respect.
And not only are the EEC team preparing to take on what is advertised as ‘possibly the toughest event on earth’ they are also busy raising money for two fantastic charities – Brain Tumour Research and Queenscourt Hospice. And did we mention we had to sign a death waiver?!
Today temperatures dropped to -10 in Arlington National Cemetery. Despite the freezing temperatures Soldiers from The Old Guard continue to perform their duties with honor and precision while honoring our Nations Fallen.
This past weekend, the weather forecast for Savannah was predicting below-freezing temperatures and a chance of sleet and snow on Tuesday night and Wednesday. During Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, the Savannah area had sleet and rain, but it didn't snow. When I got ready to leave my house this morning, I noticed that my car was coated in a somewhat thick layer of clear ice, which I was able to scrape off. The car was also able to start without any problems, and I'd just let the engine run for about 5 minutes. The roads were wet but not heavily icy (except on some bridges), so I figured I could still make it to work today since I live only a few miles from work. After I got to work this morning, I noticed that the other cars in the parking lot had icicles on them.
When I left work this afternoon, I noticed that most of the cars in the parking lot still had icicles on them, and my car still had ice on the windshield and the roof. I also noticed that the ice on my car was about the same consistency as the ice that you'd get in a drink at Zaxby's.
A good supply of salt is fundamental to any successful winter service. Salt lowers the freezing temperature of water, which means that it has to be colder for snow or ice to form on the road.
The Scottish Salt Group has been monitoring the restocking process throughout the summer, including meeting with suppliers to confirm there is adequate salt production to meet the demand and that restocking targets for Scotland are being met.
645,000 tonnes of salt were used in Scotland during winter 2010-11. The total salt stock in Scotland on 1 November 2011 was 657,000 tonnes (including strategic salt). This represents 102% of total used during winter 2010-11.
At below-freezing temperatures, the muscle wire in the NanoMuscle takes a little while to warm up and contract.
One of the quadrotor's landing gear was already damaged, so it folded on landing.
The airplane glided a little this time, but another time simply dropped; I will need a better plane.
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
The sudden rupture of a 33-inch water main during a period of freezing temperatures brought Los Angeles Firefighters to the 12000 block of Cantara Street in North Hollywood, California on January 18, 2007. An LAFD dump truck and skiploader joined Neighborhood Firefighters in the quick and effective creation of sand barriers to divert rising water from dozens of homes and into the area's drainage system.
3 nights berlin, 7 shop shutter, freezing temperatures, hot music, loads of people,
black door beauty I shutter
the entire story behind the enigmatic and Londons most prolific artist who inspired the crowd:
UR SO PORNO BABY! if u want it
Mr. Fahrenheit: Die wahre Geschichte
276 pages
as book and e-book
on Amazon
ISBN 978-1981790906
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Freezing temperatures, muddy conditions, simulated explosions and countless physical challenges awaited Team APG Soldiers and civilians who honored the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor during the Physically, Mentally and Emotionally, or PME, Hard Challenge, Dec. 9.
Held on the grounds of the former Ordnance Museum on APG North (Aberdeen), the even focused on a range of survival tactics used by the survivors – and victims – of the infamous Dec. 7, 1941 attack.
The herd of Highland Cattle looking at home in the freezing temperatures and ice on baslow Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District.
It’s that time of year again when EEC are getting ready to crawl through mud, jump into a container of ICE, run through wires containing 10,000 volts of electricity, – it can only be Tough Mudder 2014! The team are going to have to suffer through freezing temperatures, run 12 long miles through thick sticky mud, hills, rough terrain and did I mention the mud! It’s going to be epic and could possibly be the hardest and most gruelling event the team will ever face!
Last year EEC took on the Yorkshire event; this year we are taking on Tough Mudder North West at the Cholmondeley Estate with 13,000 other brave and crazy people! And after 6 hard weeks of Bootcamp, the team feel trained and are pumped up and raring to go. The course will test the team’s physical and mental limits, their sanity, bravery and biggest and deepest fears – electric shocks, shockingly icy water, dark and confined spaces, fire, heights, exhaustion… The course has been compared to that of Royal Marine training courses and only the bravest and most physically trained will manage to stagger across the finish line to get that much needed beer and well deserved headband.
6 brave members of the EEC team will also be taking on the ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ obstacles in the hope of joining the new ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ – a special organisation of multi-mudders, people who have completed 2 or more Tough Mudder events. If they manage to complete the course and the extra obstacles they will be rewarded with an extra green headband and ultimate respect.
And not only are the EEC team preparing to take on what is advertised as ‘possibly the toughest event on earth’ they are also busy raising money for two fantastic charities – Brain Tumour Research and Queenscourt Hospice. And did we mention we had to sign a death waiver?!
Witch Hazel (Hamamelis) 12" snow near freezing temperatures and the Witch Hazel still comes into flower.
It’s that time of year again when EEC are getting ready to crawl through mud, jump into a container of ICE, run through wires containing 10,000 volts of electricity, – it can only be Tough Mudder 2014! The team are going to have to suffer through freezing temperatures, run 12 long miles through thick sticky mud, hills, rough terrain and did I mention the mud! It’s going to be epic and could possibly be the hardest and most gruelling event the team will ever face!
Last year EEC took on the Yorkshire event; this year we are taking on Tough Mudder North West at the Cholmondeley Estate with 13,000 other brave and crazy people! And after 6 hard weeks of Bootcamp, the team feel trained and are pumped up and raring to go. The course will test the team’s physical and mental limits, their sanity, bravery and biggest and deepest fears – electric shocks, shockingly icy water, dark and confined spaces, fire, heights, exhaustion… The course has been compared to that of Royal Marine training courses and only the bravest and most physically trained will manage to stagger across the finish line to get that much needed beer and well deserved headband.
6 brave members of the EEC team will also be taking on the ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ obstacles in the hope of joining the new ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ – a special organisation of multi-mudders, people who have completed 2 or more Tough Mudder events. If they manage to complete the course and the extra obstacles they will be rewarded with an extra green headband and ultimate respect.
And not only are the EEC team preparing to take on what is advertised as ‘possibly the toughest event on earth’ they are also busy raising money for two fantastic charities – Brain Tumour Research and Queenscourt Hospice. And did we mention we had to sign a death waiver?!
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
At the February, 2015 Upstate Cars & Coffee in Greenville, South Carolina. A great turnout of cars despite freezing temperatures and nasty cold wind.
A father, mother and their five children gather around a fire in an informal settlement in Bekaa as they try to keep the freezing temperatures at bay. .
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Hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees are suffering from the start of the winter snow storms in Lebanon and Jordan..
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In Lebanon refugees living in flimsy tented settlements in the Bekaa valley have found their settlements covered in snow as the start of the brutal winter in Northern Lebanon sets in. Conditions are set to get worse over the coming months as winter continues and the number of refugees arriving in Lebanon continues to rise. .
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This snow is the first sign of the treacherous winter in the region that will only increase suffering for children and their families until March. Between November and February, temperatures can drop as low as minus six and with over 2 million refugees in the region, 1 million of them children, the humanitarian crisis will worsen in the coming months. .
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Save the Children has been distributing winter kits containing winter clothing, blankets and items to reinforce shelters to help prepare families for the winter in Jordan, Lebanon and Iraq and will continue to provide support to them over the winter.
It’s that time of year again when EEC are getting ready to crawl through mud, jump into a container of ICE, run through wires containing 10,000 volts of electricity, – it can only be Tough Mudder 2014! The team are going to have to suffer through freezing temperatures, run 12 long miles through thick sticky mud, hills, rough terrain and did I mention the mud! It’s going to be epic and could possibly be the hardest and most gruelling event the team will ever face!
Last year EEC took on the Yorkshire event; this year we are taking on Tough Mudder North West at the Cholmondeley Estate with 13,000 other brave and crazy people! And after 6 hard weeks of Bootcamp, the team feel trained and are pumped up and raring to go. The course will test the team’s physical and mental limits, their sanity, bravery and biggest and deepest fears – electric shocks, shockingly icy water, dark and confined spaces, fire, heights, exhaustion… The course has been compared to that of Royal Marine training courses and only the bravest and most physically trained will manage to stagger across the finish line to get that much needed beer and well deserved headband.
6 brave members of the EEC team will also be taking on the ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ obstacles in the hope of joining the new ‘Mudder Legionnaire’ – a special organisation of multi-mudders, people who have completed 2 or more Tough Mudder events. If they manage to complete the course and the extra obstacles they will be rewarded with an extra green headband and ultimate respect.
And not only are the EEC team preparing to take on what is advertised as ‘possibly the toughest event on earth’ they are also busy raising money for two fantastic charities – Brain Tumour Research and Queenscourt Hospice. And did we mention we had to sign a death waiver?!
The sudden rupture of a 33-inch water main during a period of freezing temperatures brought Los Angeles Firefighters to the 12000 block of Cantara Street in North Hollywood, California on January 18, 2007. An LAFD dump truck and skiploader joined Neighborhood Firefighters in the quick and effective creation of sand barriers to divert rising water from dozens of homes and into the area's drainage system.
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Freezing temperatures, muddy conditions, simulated explosions and countless physical challenges awaited Team APG Soldiers and civilians who honored the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor during the Physically, Mentally and Emotionally, or PME, Hard Challenge, Dec. 9.
Held on the grounds of the former Ordnance Museum on APG North (Aberdeen), the even focused on a range of survival tactics used by the survivors – and victims – of the infamous Dec. 7, 1941 attack.
It is amazing as the freezing temperatures take hold on many plants, this Gold Medal rose bud is determined to blossom into a beautiful yellow rose! This is a ten image stack processed in Helicon Focus Pro, Luminar 3, On1 Photo Raw 2019 and Photoshop CC 2019
Late December, freezing temperature, and the lake started to form think patches of ice layers.
2018, University at Buffalo, New York.
3 nights berlin, 7 shop shutter, freezing temperatures, hot music, loads of people,
pony-club shutter
the entire story behind the enigmatic and Londons most prolific artist who inspired the crowd:
UR SO PORNO BABY! if u want it
Mr. Fahrenheit: Die wahre Geschichte
276 pages
as book and e-book
on Amazon
ISBN 978-1981790906
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - Freezing temperatures, muddy conditions, simulated explosions and countless physical challenges awaited Team APG Soldiers and civilians who honored the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor during the Physically, Mentally and Emotionally, or PME, Hard Challenge, Dec. 9, 2016.
Held on the grounds of the former Ordnance Museum on APG North (Aberdeen), the even focused on a range of survival tactics used by the survivors – and victims – of the infamous Dec. 7, 1941 attack.
Many hands make light (or lighter) work, especially in the freezing temperatures at the ARM North Slope of Alaska (NSA) site. In September 2008, Barrow, officially known as Utqiaġvik, site facilities manager Walter Brower (standing) joined instrument mentor Mike Ritsche on the scaffolding to upgrade the sensors on the 40-meter meteorological tower. On the ground, tower mentor Dave Cook helped install the wiring and power supplies that raise and lower the various "booms" containing the instrumentation.
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