River, Rock, and Ice (and update)

Washington, Connecticut

Late last December we had a cold snap followed by several days of gradual warming. These are perfect conditions for river ice to form in fasciating shapes that constantly change as they grow and then melt away.

Update: four weeks now after my back injury I've healed quite a bit but have a long way to go. I still can't stand or sit upright for more than a few minutes. That basically means I can't *do* anything for more than about five minutes or so. Another two or three weeks will likely be needed to get more or less back to normal. Then I'll have to deal with recovering from 6-7 weeks of forced inactivity.

Sub 2—>NBT + blog notes

Waterbury, Connecticut

It's been quiet here because on Jan. 1, 1 had a bad fall with serious back injuy. X-rays show no fractues or displaced discs but pain management is a nightmare. Most pain killer drugs are incompatible with the meds I take to control arrhythmia. One that is compatible gave me halucinations of increasing intensity and had to be discontinued. All I've got is a muscle relaxant drug. No idea how long it will take to get back to normal. 

The Shepaug at Hidden Valley Preserve, 12/30/22

 

Washington, Connecticut

Happy New Year!

Ice on Sprain Brook

Woodbury, Connecticut 

14' - 1"

 

Waterbury, Connecticut 

WArK

 Waterbury, Connecticut 

Clearing Storm over Corn Field

 

Woodbury, Connecticut

Window Reflections

Waterbury, Connecticut  

PREMIUM SPIKED REFRESHER

Waterbury, Connecticut  

Holiday Shop Window

Torrington, Connecticut