Out for a walk.

[Brian C.]

My son and I went for a walk at our local park tonight. It was still quite chilly but some fresh air was a nice change. The pictures were taken on top of our local dam on the river Thames. Brian C.

 

[sniffer]

nice shot, looks like the thaw is starting

 

[Brian C.]

nice shot, looks like the thaw is starting

Yes, I am just waiting for spring to get here to get back out detecting, can't wait.

 

[nascarfan]

Cool pics Brian. Is that foam building up in the second pic?

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Cool pics Brian. Is that foam building up in the second pic?

Foam is often seen along lake shores and on streams and rivers. Most foam is natural and does not indicate pollution. Foam forms when water is mixed with air, such as by a waterfall or waves breaking against shore. Plants and animals release organic compounds as they decompose, and these compounds lessen the surface tension of water and create bubbles. Fish poop. LOL

 

[Brian C.]

Cool pics Brian. Is that foam building up in the second pic?

The foam is at the bottom of the dam where the water is hitting the river, there seems to be foam most times I have seen it, the river is really dirty now because of the milder whether we are having.

 

[Charlene]

Pretty.