No, on the afternoon of Christmas Eve I took the 1.2 mile walk around Beebee Lake, wearing Yacktracs for the icy paths, after a series of very cold days.
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View from Beebee bridge on Christmas Eve 2019
The lake surface resembled the images of a Saturn moon.
Icicles from Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019
It is a picturesque structure, the bridge, spanning the mouth of a water filled gorge of Fall Creek.
View of a frozen Fall Creek and the lake taken while standing on Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019
Here is another photograph of the interesting lake surface. All photos of this post are from my IPhone.j
View of a frozen Fall Creek and the lake taken while standing on Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019
Fall Creek is frozen wall to wall of the gorge.
Slideshow of photographs in this series
View from Beebee bridge on Christmas Eve 2019 Icicles from Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019 View of a frozen Fall Creek and the lake taken while standing on Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019 View of a frozen Fall Creek and the lake taken while standing on Beebee Lake Bridge on Christmas Eve 2019
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
Beautiful photos, Michael. I do understand the fascination of frozen waterfalls.
Have taken a number of them in Sweden of a big waterfall. Amazes me how the water can freeze
like that whilst in full movement. Creates wonderful patterns.
Miriam
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..and the blue color of large amounts of frozen water always amazes me.
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Wow!!! So icy! Looks very cold and beautiful.
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Our December was very cold, single digits (double digit negatives Celsius). We also love the ice.
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Beautiful photos 🙂
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I am grateful for the opportunity and thanks for your compliment.
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