Odd-angled icicles decorate utility building near Scofield

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The freeze and thaw cycle of water melting from a roof can change into some strange and odd forms, like these icicles that are formed on the side of a utility building near Scofield. Between the sun, water, cold and wind icicles can be formed in many different configurations.

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