WITNESS TWO TINY SNOWFLAKES BECOME ONE

You might already be familiar with a six-sided snow flake, but there are actually an infinite number of different types!

Slow nature A timely reminder to stop, look and be amazed by the tiniest of things So many, in fact, that snowflakes have been grouped together into categories — the four main ones being plates, columns, needles and dendrites – to make it possible to study their unique, natural formation. A snowflake starts to form when cold water droplets in the clouds freeze onto a dust particle or pollen grain. As this tiny ice crystal falls from the sky, more droplets freeze on the crystal and it begins to grow. Wind and other environmental conditions determine what shape the snowflake will turn before it lands on the ground. Sometimes, two snowflakes collide to make something very special. . . a twelve-sided flake! If you go outside to watch, don't forget to wrap up…

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The Simple Things (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2023

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