Then and now

The left hand ice bottle was taken on Wednesday and today on the right you can see it thawing in an unusual way.
Today’s temp at 09.00hrs is 5c but feels like 0.
There is a chilly wind.

[Diana]

Such an interesting comparison! Our temps are a high 36C at 10am 🙈

[Brian]

Wow!

[Tia]

What an interesting shape. Nice comparison.

[Suzanne]

Great shots both! And interesting

[Dione Giorgio]

Amazing difference.

[katy]

How bizarre! It really looks almost like another piece of glass. Thank you so much for showing us the before and after.

[Babs]

Amazing shots, so interesting to see them side by side

[Mags]

The wind chill can be brutal!

[Lesley]

Excellent

[John Falconer]

Great shot. I do remember the first one. I wonder why it is melting this way. Maybe the wind or the position of the sun.

[Julie Ryan]

Interesting

[KV]

Not too much left… interesting how it has melted.

[Dawn]

Interesting

[Kathryn M]

Love the before and after - it will be a good one to look back on and marvel at what nature and the elements can achieve.

[Peter Dulis]

artistic

[Kathy]

Ah well. Won't be there much longer.

[Nigel Rogers]

Interesting, was this just chance or did you leave a bottle of water outside knowing it would freeze and expand?

[Susan Wakely]

@nigelrogers my husband found the bottle, washed it, left it full of water outside and forgot about. So very much left to chance.

[Carole Sandford]

Interesting!

[Rob Z]

That is quite weird!

[Lin]

Interesting comparison...well captured.

[Kathy A]

Such fun watching the way it's melting

[Amanda R.]

That is so cool!!

Looks like we're Get Pushed partners again! Hope you don't mind a repeat buddy! For this week, can you do a "white on white" shot?

[Boxplayer]

That's rather unusual

[Susan Wakely]

@emrob happy with both thank you.

[Wylie]

must be cold for such a slow thaw. Fascinating.

[Laura]

Great diptych.

[summerfield]

how'd that happen!

[Madeleine Pennock]

Interesting observation!