Pictures of Russia's Frozen Sea

[ginasketch]

Comments

[ginasketch]

Yeah, me too!

[tetrabinary]

I did the same thing.

[zhukora1]

Ocean slushy: do not want. Now in krill and algae flavors!

[ginasketch]

mmm.

[zhukora1]

I'm not sure who made the icon originally, I just ganked it from whoever I credited on my userpics page. The art was taken from something by Tom Gault at Cabanon Press though. :)

[lupie_stardust]

Woah, that's solid? For real? I've never heard of this thing. Any background?

[ginasketch]

I assume bits of it are solid and bits of it are slushy.

I can't find much more info on it apart from this:

http://englishrussia.com/?p=422

[lupie_stardust]

Thank you. :)

[wieselkind]

That is very spooky. I', just waiting for the ghost ships to start scooting across the screen.

[ginasketch]

http://englishrussia.com/?p=422

[wieselkind]

and there they are :O
heh, Novorosiysk, is twinned with Plymouth.

[cpsings4him]

WOW. I can't get over the waive in the second picture...frozen in mid crest and crash. I didn't know that could happen. But then, I live in the deep south of the US, so there's a lot about frozen stuff I don't know. :p

[icelore]

It's not frozen solid, just frozen slushie. :)

[ginasketch]

It is amazing how some of the waves froze in mid crash though!

[naroclie]

They didn't, although it appears that way. The water isn't frozen solid, it's more like a "slush" consistancy. Take a look at the other pictures.