Thank you! 💙 I always wondered why the color of rivers changed in summer, hubby kindly explain why: When ice and snow melt from mountains starting as early as spring, they can change a river's color. The meltwater often carries fine sediments and minerals—like glacial silt, also called rock flour —which can give rivers stunning shades of blue, turquoise, or milky white . The summer flow of the Rhône River, along with other rivers originating from or passing through the Swiss Alps, is pure magic—nature’s brushstrokes in motion.🌿💦