This is an unbelievable story! I have trouble believing it myself ... and it's MY story!

Last week I went to one of those bargain dollar type stores and bought some bottled water. It was some cheap no-name stuff from God knows where. Some funny name on the bottles I never heard of before, but in the fine print it says it comes from Australia!

Never had water from "down under" .... how different can it be?

This past weekend was nice ... with daytime temps above freezing, I thought I would go out back and split some wood. I planned to work a couple hours of real manual labor, so I grabbed a bottle of this Australian water.

I set the open bottle down in the wheelbarrow, but it fell over and spilled. I lost nearly half the bottle. So I took that as an omen to quit, and headed inside.

The next morning I came out to see this .... and this photo has not been altered in any way, shape or form. Absolutely no photo shop!

I call these "up-cycles" for lack of a better term.




I know that drains in the southern hemisphere spin in the opposite direction when draining than ours do ... but I never expected the water to do this!

Crap! I thought since the spelling on this topic alluded to some sort of cycling, like bicycling, I'd read it. Lo and behold, its about some icicles. They are cool, but STONY, this is very misleading! I'm so upset, I heading to the freezer to get an orange POPCYCLE!