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Scroll down to find PINK ICE! Every winter someone colors the ice that forms on this mountain of rocks near our home.
Happy Pink Saturday Linda,
ReplyDeleteIt has been a long time since I saw that done. It made some body happy to do it and I hope they used something safe for the fish...wink
I love your pillow you completed for your etsy shop.
Have a Sugar Sweet Day
Simply Debbie
Pretty! That's neat that someone has that fun tradition!
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Sarah
Now doesn't that look pretty!? Wonder if they use food colouring? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Linda and for the lovely well wishes for my auction.
Hopefully I'll remember to drop by here on Monday! Sounds intriquing! xoxo
I've never seen ice coloring before, but it is truly gorgeous as is your swan pillow - very beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us and Happy Pink Saturday to uou!
ReplyDeleteHow creative! Never seen anyone color ice before. Pretty! Happy PS! And thanks for the follow back and your sweet comments on my blog!
ReplyDeleteHow very unique and pretty. Never seen anything like that. Puts a little color into the scenery.
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Cindy
Too funny! When I was in college someone would do that to the fountains on campus. It was always fun to see what color they would be! Happy Pink Saturday!!
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Oh wow, Linda, this is amazing!!! Thanks so much for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday to you!
XO
Cindy
Now that is really cool!!
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Hugs,
Debbie
Drop on by my site. We think alike. I found some pink icicles and posted them. rofl
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
That is so cool! I will do that with our icicles next time I have a chance
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When I first saw the photos I thought you were playing with Photoshop like I am doing at the moment. Then I read and discovered people were doing the coloring. This is a neat idea and I know a lot of fun. The end product hurts no one and is festive and colorful. HPS
ReplyDeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeleteWhen you get a chance, could you hop over to my blog for a sec?
XO
Hi Linda, i came over from Cindys blog. Oh wow !! coloured ice waterfall .... whoever does that is very creative. great photo's
ReplyDeleteHugs June xxx
Visiting you from Cindy's. Wow, I have never seen such beautiful ice! Jut gorgeous, and so ethereal looking!!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, i just popped back to say thank you for your lovely words on my blog.It will be lovely if you joined in the challenge on the dezinaworld blog and I so appreciate your words about my copd problems
ReplyDeletehugs June x
I am not sure how they do that, but it truly makes for a lovely icy sight. What a neat and different post.
ReplyDeleteThis is SO Cool! We have the icefields up here and I've never seen anyone do this. Maybe I'll need to get my climbing gear and some food colouring...lol
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