I'm Kaylah. thrifting queen. 
Words cannot even describe how gorgeous it was. It was like nothing I've ever seen before. There were huge dunes of sand that were completely iced over. You couldn't tell where the beach ended and the water started. It looked so foreign. Seriously, it was probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
I guess winter isn't so bad after all! ;)
xoxo
beautiful :)
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that looks amazing!
ReplyDeletewow, that's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's amazing! It looks like something from a fantasy film.
ReplyDeleteNicola, that's exactly what it was like!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!! We never get things like that down here in my area! (Especially seeing as I woke up to 60F weather this morning here in Texas, haha!)
ReplyDeleteChristina
Definitely a place I would like to explore too!
ReplyDeleteomg it looks so gorgeous indeed
ReplyDeleteOh, I always wanted to go to Erie in the winter. . . it's only a couple hours away so maybe I should get up there soon? Time for a new tattoo anyway. ;D
ReplyDeleteWow that totally looks like a foreign planet you crash landed on or something!! I grew up by a huge lake (not lake erie size but still kinda big) and it never looked like that!
ReplyDeletePs - I got one of your pouches with the tape measures in it for christmas!! It's in my purse holding the randomness that always gets lost at the bottom =D
*O* oh it's so pretty! you always take such amazing photos!
ReplyDeletewow beautiful photos! its such a desolate place, sheesh. I went to the beach yesterday, I live in NJ. and they didnt plow the roads or the boardwalk or anything. heres the pic I took from my little hike
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It looks like you ventured to Antartica! Beautiful. We used to go to the lakes in the summer, but I had never seen them frozen.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are incredible! What a sight to see!
ReplyDeletethat looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow! So beautiful!! Thanks for sharing - wish I could visit!
ReplyDeleteOh my, these photos are absolutely stunning. You must've felt very humbled to see the view in person.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool! I've lived in Cleveland my whole life and have never ventured out to see this happen! I'll have to add it to my to-do list. haha. So cool!
ReplyDeletehow enchanting I love the colors in the first photo
ReplyDeleteThis is like views from an alien planet or an icy fantasy kingdom. The colors and the shots of the sky are all beautiful! You take amazing pictures.
ReplyDeleteoh wow! this is amazing! I've never seen anything like it!
ReplyDelete♥erica
The pictures are beautiful! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeletefreakin rad!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a martian landscape! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love that first picture!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh that's amazing! I really don't enjoy cold weather too much (Texas girl)-but this makes me want to move! Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful. I had a similar experience when I was driving across the country. We were in the middle of nowhere in Nevada, there was snow everywhere and the sun was rising. The colors of the sunrise were reflecting off of every surface and I couldn't tell where the mountains ended and the sky began. It was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteIts beautiful but it frightens me
ReplyDeleteI miss Lake Michigan in the winter. It's not as iced over, but there is about 100 yards of 'icebergs' at the shore. I miss Great Lakes. These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteand you were there to see it in its frozen gorgeous glory. the world can be such a beautiful place. :)
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