Ducking and diving on Wick river ice floes
Published: 12:12, 16 February 2021
| Updated: 12:14, 16 February 2021
Thousands of chunks of ice, some as much as three inches thick, were seen drifting along Wick river yesterday afternoon.
The ice floes came as sections of the frozen river broke into pieces when a thaw set in after the recent cold snap.
Some of the resident ducks, lucky enough to access the slippery surfaces, took advantage of the drifting ice to hitch a ride along the river.
Appeal for helping trace leaks and bursts in the far north