Water Wonders Every Child Should Know: Little Studies of Dew, Frost, Snow, Ice and Rain |
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Great black and white photos of frost etchings on glass and snowflakes.
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GOOD FOR DEW INFORMATION
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altitude appear arrangement autumn beautiful become begin beneath blade branches broken brook caught centre charm clear closely clouds cold collect columnar cool covered crystalline curious delicate deposit descend detail dewdrop discover drops early earth edge effect elaborate encountered etchings example exquisite extremely falls fashion feathery formation freak freezing frequently Frost Spirit glass granular grass grow growth heavy hexagonal high altitude hoar frost hoar-frost crystals ice crystals ice flowers illustrations interesting Jack Frost jewels lance-like leaf leaves less light magic manner mysterious nature night observed perfect photograph places plants powers rain rare remarkably resembling scattered seen shape showing shown snow crystals solid sometimes sparkling stage star storm strange suggestive surface tabular temperature thick thin tiny touched tracings trees usually vegetation weather window window-pane winds winter wonderful