That looks like bitterly cold camping! Rather you than me. Respect is due to your hardiness!
Ace ice crystals!
That’s hoarfrost – the cold weather equivalent of dew, when the temperature drops suddenly and the moisture in the air condenses as ice crystals. When it’s heavy, you can see little spikes that look like a snowflake crossed with a fern.
As my friend Juhan (Estonian, so he should know) is fond of saying, there’s no such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate clothing choices.
mmmmm … new Montane smock
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That looks like bitterly cold camping!
Rather you than me. 
Respect is due to your hardiness!
Ace ice crystals!
That’s hoarfrost – the cold weather equivalent of dew, when the temperature drops suddenly and the moisture in the air condenses as ice crystals. When it’s heavy, you can see little spikes that look like a snowflake crossed with a fern.
As my friend Juhan (Estonian, so he should know) is fond of saying, there’s no such thing as bad weather, just inappropriate clothing choices.
mmmmm … new Montane smock