冬天里的冰树景观[21P]

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beckyken

I have seen frozen trees before, which the brenches seemed to be covered by crystal.  Most of the brenches are faced to the ground while it was being frozen.  It would be nice if the pictures are showing as closed up, which we can see a little closer.