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Ice on the Moose River at Moosonee, Ontario 2012 April 5th. Two weeks after breakup. Due to cold weather the ice has just stayed and now due to lower water levels has fallen away from the river bank.
After a lot of rain from a storm the previous day, mush of the "ice pack" had broken up and was floating around Portland Harbor. DSC_9221 - unedited
Unveiling the Oregon Film Trail Sign for the movie Breakup season filmed in La Grande Oregon in winter 2023 following the movies premier at the 2024 Eastern Oregon Film Festival
Ice as of June 4, 2006. It is mostly gone, except for this strip in front of the beach. But pieces are getting restless and are milling about. The big sheet must have some pieces dragging bottom, because it is fairly immobile still. But it all is getting whittled away rapidly. Been a south wind last few days - need a bit out of the north and goodbye ice.
Two years ago, I found myself giving a good girlfriend a harsh dose of reality that she just didn’t want to see for herself. The guy that she had been dating for a few months was straight up being an assh*le and avoiding her. He was “breakup ghosting.” This sh*t behavior...
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The breakup of ice on the Mackenzie each year is a big event in the Town of Norman Wells - one of the widest spots along the river and almost a mile wide. Artificial islands in the river on which oil wells take oil from deep beneath the river have to be able to withstand the onslaught of moving ice.
Love is a strange emotion, sometimes we have to take the hard decisions and let go of a person we love for other reasons that are equally important and significant in our life. askopinion.com/reasons-to-break-up-with-someone-you-still...