Posted by Joseph LeMay on February 7, 2005  Woah! Those are some pretty strange upside down icicles! Never seen anything like that before! Posted by Nick Hart on February 7, 2005  Great shot, Dave! Posted by Daniel Putz on February 8, 2005  Very interesing how the stalagmites form on the edge of the rail. I bet it was quite cold up there, too! Fantastic find! Posted by George Neat on February 8, 2005  Dave, Great shot!!!! Posted by BNSFrailfan. on February 8, 2005  Increable! Posted by Butch Brown on February 11, 2005  Very nice great opportunity for a unique picture. Are you related to Bruce Kerr? Posted by Brian Gregg on February 13, 2005  That is interesting! Has to be as rare as the snow rollers we had here in KY couple years ago. Brian Gregg Posted by TheTeenageRailfan on June 9, 2005  Say now, we learned about this in school! The stalagmites are formed by water falling from the ceiling. And I thought that would never come in handy! Incredible shot! Posted by N691LF on October 3, 2005  This is one of my favorite shots on the site. Posted by Susan on December 7, 2006  What a beautiful, strange picture! Posted by thefarmersson on January 21, 2013  You can see this exact same scene during really cold spells at the old Pigeon Mountain tunnel from the old Tennessee, Alabama, & Georgia (TAG) Railway in Walker County, Georgia. Great shot!!!

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