Rowing Through Candle Ice
banff | canada | ice | lake | nature
This awe-inspiring video footage shot on Lake Louise in Banff National Park shows a literally cool natural phenomenon. This stuff is called “candle ice,” and it forms when the sun warms ice enough that it starts to break down due to air or liquid water trapped between ice crystals. As the ice begins to melt, it breaks easily into candle-shaped columns.
@mddyelrck One of the coolest things I have ever seen. #travel #foryou #nature #mountains #canada #lake #canoe #ice #candlestickice #candleice #banff #alberta #icecubes #alpine ♬ original sound - Madison Elrick
@mddyelrck The sound is so satisfying #travel #foryou #nature #mountains #wanderlust #canada #alberta #banff #hike #hiking #morainelake #ice #candleice #candlestickice ♬ original sound - Madison Elrick
