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Perspectives on Mud Season Spring brings mud season to New England. There's a secret side to mud season that most folks probably don't experience. It happens after cold nights temporarily re-freeze water saturated mud, creating complex and beautiful crystalline structures. The tops of puddles freeze to a highly reflective sheen, impromptu streams are in daily flux between solid and liquid, and a few adventurous plants put forth early blossoms. We haven't reached the full orchestral version of spring yet, just the piccolos and flutes warming up in the pit.
Ice Candy Crystals
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