Frozen “Not Really” Water Falls in Delaware

By Toby Boyce on February 14, 2007

It has been below freezing in Delaware County for most of the past three weeks and that is leading to a lot of ice. The Alum Creek and Alum Creek Resevoir have a lot of areas where the water dripping from the rock has frozen and accumilated to create beautiful cascading ice falls.

This photo was taken just north the State Route 521 bridge over Alum Creek near the community of Killbourne.

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Toby Boyce

Sadie Lynn is the Boxer of Toby Boyce, a REALTOR with Keller Williams Consultants Realty, and Mrs. Toby. Sadie has been hearing more than she can take about real estate and Delaware since Toby became an agent in July. So, she decided to take into her own hands and created this site to share her new knowledge. Enjoy, my take on Delaware, Ohio and real estate as a general.

2 responses to “Frozen “Not Really” Water Falls in Delaware”

  1. Kaye Thomas
    Kaye Thomas
    February 15, 2007 at 8:57 pm |

    Toby,
    Visiting the Other blogs is fun.. and this picture is amazing..
    What’s Meebo?

  2. Toby Boyce
    Toby Boyce
    February 17, 2007 at 10:13 am |

    Thanks for stopping by Kaye!

    Meebo is a new “integrated” chatting service, that will allow you to chat on several different platforms at once.

    However, it will also allow people visiting delawareohrealestate.com to chat with me through the interface in the sidebar.

    Thanks again for stopping by!

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