today I would like to share something which I find
beautiful and inspiring.
flickr commons -
smithsonian institution - snowflake study:
✻ 1890: Wilson A. Bentley attached a camera to his microscope to study snowflakes crystalline structure.
I have always found fascinating the fact that
no two snowflakes are alike. before moving to
Finland snow was just something extraordinary and beautiful - after two winters in
Helsinki I have learnt that there are
different types of snow: the one that is
sticky enough to build snowmen with and the one that is so
dry that you can walk into it without getting wet at all.
I will be daily stepping on the white for about 5 months each year!
this is inspiring and beautiful indeed!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would have appreciated it! :-)
Deleteactually the whole "winter wonderland" set, where the snowflakes are from, is beautiful! check it out ;-)
Yes, this is very inspiring,
ReplyDeleteand almost difficult to believe, you must be really careful not to melt those beautiful crystals :)
we should try to make a similar study on snowflakes! :-)
Deleteaffascinante davvero *-*
ReplyDeleteassolutamente :-) !
DeleteI miss the snow!
ReplyDeleteWe've had such a mild winter here.... :(
to be totally honest, sometimes I wish we had mild winters here too ;-)
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