A Gigantic Circular Ice Patch Formed in a River in Westbrook, Maine

All images via City of Westbrook Earlier this week a peculiar phenomenon was discovered in a section of the Presumpscot River in Westbrook, Maine. In the chilly winter waters a gigantic disk of ice had formed with a diameter just short of the river’s width. The floating patch was recently captured by the city in an aerial video. In the footage a nearby parking garage seems dwarfed by the mammoth proportions of the circular ice patch. According to Westbrook’s marketing and communications manager Tine Radel, the icy island has been spinning in a counterclockwise direction, and does not appear to be moving up or downstream. You can view an aerial tour of the floating ice patch (set to a pretty dramatic soundtrack) in the video produced by the City of Westbrook below. (via Earther) Source: http://bit.ly/2ROgsqe Droolin’ Dog sniffed out this story and shared it with you. The Article Was Written/Published By: Kate Sierzputowski ! #Headlines, #Environment, #Photography, #Random, #News, #Newsfeed http://bit.ly/2Rymqfp
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