BRRRRRRR!

Kinda cool for a nice swim.  It's Mono Monday and the Challenge is "Light and/or Dark."   I believe I see both light and dark in this image.
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It's a cold windy day along Lake Winnebago and the spray off the water has frozen into icicles everywhere along the shoreline.
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EXTRA:  Just a wider perspective of the icing that is going on.  Most every tree near the shore has a similar coating of ice.
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Lake Winnebago is the largest inland lake in Wisconsin.  It's about 60 miles (96+km) long north to south and 20 miles (32+km) wide east to west at its widest.  Basically, it's just a widening in the Fox River and has an average depth of only 6 feet (1.8m) with the deepest holes being around 20+feet (6m).  Being so shallow, the winds can whip up some pretty large waves in a short period of time.  I've seen it go from glass calm to waves over 2 meters in 20 minutes....all depends on wind direction and speed.
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It boasts the largest inland population of Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) in the world. Fantastic fishing for Walleyed-Pike (Sander vitreous) and all manner of bass and panfish.  It's a world-class fishery.
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