What's this? by T.Rex
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Tuesday, February 27, 2018, 9:30 PM.
Anyone who can guess what this is? Answer tomorrow or when more than 1 person has guessed!
The weather people warned of a Siberian/Russian winter this week. It's been super cold and extremely windy. I was afraid of blowing away on my way to the post office this morning, and almost did! Brrrr!!! OUCH!
ENJOY! (And I'm not talking about the weather!)
Content Advisory -
Nudity? WAY TOO COLD for that!
Violence - After I was blown into a fence, but not in the photo! (Ain't you glad for that?)
Language - That came after I was blown into the fence (is OUCH! a bad 4 letter word?).
For sale? I bet NOBODY in their right mind would want to waste their money on this! Or... ?
Comments (7)
blinkings
'This' is a demonstrative, used as a determiner or a pronoun! OK so I have to guess big or go home! I'll say frozen urine after a team of exhausted sled dogs relieved themselves????????
goodoleboy
Lets see....fogged film, a night time snow storm, all the stars in the universe compressed into one small section of the sky, what happens when your windshield wipers stop working while driving during a snow storm. That's about all the analogies I can come up with.
Faemike55
deicer of some sort
Richardphotos
compressed gravel? sleet? really any number of guesses are possible, but do they relate to the actual truth?
I would guess deicer on concrete
vechtdalcollege
I think it is a road with salt against ice-frost. And now the first prize is: a free walking-trip to Rome.(Italy).
Salute, Gerrit.
T.Rex
Salt on side walk to prevent freezing and slipping. Good going! :-)
RodS
Well, it reminds me an awful lot of something I saw a few years ago after my feet went out from under me on the ice! LOL It was coming up at me quite rapidly…
Cool shot, Michael.