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Uploaded by: newenglandlight — Wednesday February 6, 2013 — Providence, RI (Current Weather Conditions)

There was one lake in the park that had several of these large circular melted spots...hmmm.

Camera Type: Nikon D3100


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1. trailhiker44 4:02 PM GMT on February 07, 2013
Another one of your artsy beauties in this marvelous series ! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 17, 2009 Comments: 38121

2. RenoSoHill 4:50 PM GMT on February 07, 2013
Scotty? Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: December 12, 2009 Comments: 15209

3. newenglandlight 8:02 PM GMT on February 07, 2013
Thanks Heidrun and Duane! Beam me up! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: November 6, 2010 Comments: 7340

4. katy99780 8:22 PM GMT on February 07, 2013
I'm thinking methane.... ? We get a fair amount of this where I live too, except the gas bubbles freeze inside the ice. Makes for an interesting overhead view! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 3, 2005 Comments: 20141

5. newenglandlight 9:53 PM GMT on February 07, 2013
That seems like a good explanation Katy. The spots were uniform and each one had a small frozen spot in the center. I could imagine methane bubbles causing them. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: November 6, 2010 Comments: 7340

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