Frozen lakes in Tallaght D24

CianRyan · 07-01-2009 11:40pm #1

Only one picture for now, not great but yiz'll have to settle.
I'll take more tomorrow before school, i'll try and get there for sunrise if i can.
Tiz aaaaalll iced over, havent seen it liek this in years.

Danno · 07-01-2009 11:45pm

Nice snap. I like the glow of the streetlights on the ice.

CianRyan · 08-01-2009 12:41pm

Uploading some daylight pics, could take some time though.

CianRyan · 08-01-2009 1:32pm

Took the weight of my bike with ease, so i stud on it to test it a bit, and i ended up walking about 5 feet out, the lake only about 4 foot deep at its deepest so i knew id be safe, only cold if anything happens, and i live a 1:30minute walk from the park.
It was pretty amazing actually bing able to walk on a frozen lake, never thought id get the chance to do something like this in Ireland.
HAPPY DAY!

CianRyan · 08-01-2009 2:59pm

Supercell · 08-01-2009 3:28pm

Good stuff Cian, hope that Bulmers can beside the rothar isnt yours or I'm tellin' yer ma on ye

DOCARCH · 08-01-2009 5:30pm

N...ice!

CianRyan · 08-01-2009 6:33pm

Haha, not mine.
Its Talllaght, there's cans everywhere.

I was just cycling on a GIANT frozen pudle, was going well for about an hour, falling about, goin sideways and all that.
But i decided it'd be fun to test out a weak part...

Needless to say i got very wet.
The water was only about 2 foot deep, but jesus it was cold!! :pac:

Mr Benevolent · 08-01-2009 9:36pm

Breaking iced-up puddles is probably the best fun a man can have with his clothes on. Seriously!

Walking on ice, however, is the ne plus ultra of cool. Did it once in Scandiland - great fun.

Frozen lakes in Tallaght D24

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