Small pieces of ice

How is such a natural phenomenon formed? The river is freezes without snow falling. Then people pass by and break off pieces of ice from the edge of the coast, which, as a result of lowering the water level and the formation of cracks, become accessible.

These people break off pieces of ice and throw them on the frozen surface of the river.

Who is taller and stronger, he throws further.

Whoever has little physical strength has a piece of ice that lands on the icy surface of the river earlier.

When a piece of ice touches the frozen surface of a river, it breaks into small pieces.

Due to the large number of people who want to fill the even icy surface of the river with pieces of ice, it is filled with small pieces of ice.

And thanks to the sunlight and the transparency of the pieces of ice, they begin to glow.

This phenomenon is repeated whenever the ice surface is not covered with a layer of snow.

Personally, I observe and capture this photographically for the second time.

Sometimes it seems to me that I am surrounded by a meager set of scenery, consisting of cyclically repeating weather conditions...and so repeating that it seem to be brazenly copied.

The feeling that there is a certain number of weather conditions that from year to year, like a slide show, just change, and when the set ends, it repeat again.

It is possible that this set is paged randomly and sometimes the same weather condition can be repeated the next year, or maybe three years later.

Here is the same condition, like a copy, I saw three years ago.

And this is far from the first case of recurring weather patterns. I have pictures of the sky, which is almost copied...but shown in different years. There are many examples of such scenarios.