| VOLUME XXXIII No. 12 | Narrowsburg, NY | March 22 - 28, 2007 |
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Ice floes flow Talk turned to ice flows from years gone by as individuals stood overlooking the Delaware River where ice floes tumbled and collided below the Narrowsburg, NY bridge. Many observers appeared to be mesmerized by the process. One man, who has been observing the annual unlocking of ice since the 1960s, said that this year’s seasonal transformation is considerably milder than most. Citing his fascination with the constantly evolving ice-scape below, he added,“I’ve been here all day.” |
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| TRR photo by Sandy Long | |
| Curious spectators gathered atop the Narrowsburg bridge last week (March 15) to observe the changing patterns created by the ice floes. (Click for larger version) |
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| TRR photo by Sandy Long | |
| This was the icy scene being studied by people perched on the bridge above. Ice floes like those in the photo’s right margin broke away in ragged chunks before being swept along by the turbid waters. (Click for larger version) |
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| TRR photo by Sandy Long | |
| Others observed the evolving scene below the bridge from the town’s public access area along the riverbank. (Click for larger version) |
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