Frosty Morning at Otter Pond

After January snows and a freak ice storm, Otter Pond seems to welcome a frosty sunrise. It was 24 degrees, and the Broomsage grass glowed with the rising Sun.

Broomsage Dick’s Mountain to the south…

Pond Frost

Clear Pond

Pond Branch Creek marsh near the pond…

Coyote tracks in the overnight freeze…

Tags: Appalachian Mountains, Blue Ridge Mountains, North Carolina, Otter Creek Valley, Rutherford County, winter

One thought on “Frosty Morning at Otter Pond”

Patsy Carnahan on February 23, 2016 at 11:35 am said:

Neat pictures and coyote tracks were interesting. Thanks for sharing.Patsy

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