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Ice Roses

#ArcaneOzarks, #SOTOarchive, #SOTOfeature, #SOTONaturalHeritageBy Josh Heston November 12, 2020 1 Comment

Ice Roses BY JOSHUA HESTON If you find yourself traipsing about an Ozark hillside sometime this winter, it might be a good idea to watch where you’re going. Otherwise, you may put your foot down on an ice rose. Ice roses, also known as frost flowers, are rare natural formations. They form at certain altitudes…

Frost Flowers by Tom Koob

#OzarkWriters, #SOTONaturalHeritageBy Josh Heston December 14, 2016 Leave a comment

Frost Flowers by Tom Koob Today I found frost flowers. The night had been clear and cold; the first hard cold snap. It was a bright, crisp morning. The sun shone in clear yellows through the now mottled leaves that the oaks and hickories reluctantly refused to release. A path ambled through the forest. And…