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The frozen lake!

Lake Erie, one of the Great Lakes is almost completely frozen! Being the shallow one, the feat was accomplished after 30 years!

I had to see it and so we went in search of a beach! How long did we spend there? Just five minutes! My hands were frozen by the time I took my pictures and my young man was already searching for an icecream shop!

It was a quick day trip! But something memorable! Don’t judge me for my pictures since I didn’t have my gloves on!

A sign that said “Swimming not allowed “
Lake Erie Today
Lake Erie Labor Day weekend!

I have to thank my dad for my lake obsession! When we took him to Niagara Falls twenty years ago he wanted to see Lake Erie. He asked me to make it my goal to see all of the five Great Lakes. That time, we were in Boston! But true to his words we moved to Pittsburgh making the goal much more possible ! We completed the quest of visiting all five lakes three years ago! But the closest Lake Erie still draws us all the time! Let it be fall, summer, spring or winter!

Our first day trip of 2026 was indeed cool or should I say cold 🥶!

The rolled ice cream at the mall! The after frozen lake treat!

13 responses to “The frozen lake!”

  1. Hazel Avatar
    Hazel

    Like the frozen lake

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      💕💕

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  2. aparnachillycupcakes Avatar
    aparnachillycupcakes

    Blue water is soothing to the eyes and a frozen lake indeed has its own current!
    Rolled ice creams seem delicious ☺️

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      I could feel the silence in the frozen beach! That was the awesome part!

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  3. Kimerle Anne Viccaro Avatar
    Kimerle Anne Viccaro

    it is hard to see where the shore ends and where the lake begins. Was it windy there? I never heard of rolled ice cream before. I hope you did not try to walk on the frozen lake like people in Pittsburgh did on the frozen river.

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      The parking lot was covered in snow if that counted as walking on ice I would say yes we did walk for a good ten minutes 😀!

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  4. Ab Avatar
    Ab

    Your son could’ve made snow cones with the snow. Gotta love the sweet tooth even in the arctic weather!

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      I didn’t have any courage to stand more than ten minutes in that cold! Maybe next time I can plan a project in the snow! We safely moved indoors after our family photo shoot!

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  5. gc1963 Avatar
    gc1963

    So cold and white. Isn’t it dangerous to walk on frozen lakes ?

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      It is damgerous to walk! We didn’t see anyone at that particular beach but somw people tey to fish or play hockey!

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  6. philosophy through photography Avatar
    philosophy through photography

    Love the clip

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  7. Sagittarius Travels Avatar
    Sagittarius Travels

    Wow, that’s incredible! I’ve just come back from Gdańsk, Poland, where the Motława river has frozen over in Poland’s coldest winter for 20 years. It’s a fragile magic and reminder of the power Mother Nature wields. The blue skies are the perfect frame for the freeze!

    Vivienne aka https://sagittariustravels.wordpress.com

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    1. ganga1996 Avatar
      ganga1996

      Thought Europe was warmer. Will check your page. Thanks for stopping by.

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