As the first significant snowstorm of the winter hit the lower St. Croix River valley about noon today, the springs of the Boom Site continued to spill into the ice-covered river. In the extreme silence of the snow, water trickling over sandstone was the loudest sound.
St. Croix 360 offers commenting to support productive discussion. We don’t allow name-calling, personal attacks, or misinformation. This discussion may be heavily moderated and we reserve the right to block nonconstructive comments. Please: Be kind, give others the benefit of the doubt, read the article closely, check your assumptions, and stay curious. Thank you!
“Opinion is really the lowest form of human knowledge. It requires no accountability, no understanding.” – Bill Bullard
3 responses to “VIDEO: Running Water, Falling Snow”
Buck Malick
Touches something deep.
Laurie Allmann
Thanks, Greg, for bringing us along. Everyone should experience these 1.01 minutes!
Jane
So much beauty. thanks for such a wonderful treat.
Support the book
Please help Greg Seitz complete his deep map of the St. Croix River watershed.
Comments
St. Croix 360 offers commenting to support productive discussion. We don’t allow name-calling, personal attacks, or misinformation. This discussion may be heavily moderated and we reserve the right to block nonconstructive comments. Please: Be kind, give others the benefit of the doubt, read the article closely, check your assumptions, and stay curious. Thank you!
“Opinion is really the lowest form of human knowledge. It requires no accountability, no understanding.” – Bill Bullard
3 responses to “VIDEO: Running Water, Falling Snow”
Touches something deep.
Thanks, Greg, for bringing us along. Everyone should experience these 1.01 minutes!
So much beauty. thanks for such a wonderful treat.