File:Ground Ice Curls.jpg

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English: Strings of ice found in the Adirondack region of upper New York State.

Date

13 October 2007

Source

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Original: en.wikipedia.org 2007-10-16 22:15 . . Theedster123 . . 2112×2816×8 (3463442 bytes)

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Theedster123

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