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Skating on Thin Ice
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Description: "Presumption often ventures quite too near, where danger should awaken wholesome fear" —Northdrop, 1893. A pair of ice skaters approach while another pair of skaters look on at two skaters that have fallen through the ice, near a danger sign, frantically try to get out of the icy waters.
Source: Northrop, Henry Davenport Charming Bible Stories (Philadelphia: J.H. Moore Company, 1893) 586
Keywords: skaters, ice skating, outdoor skating, danger sings, warning signs, fallen through the ice, fear, children, children skating, kids, kids skating, frozen lake, trees, mountain, thin ice
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