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The Niagara Falls are a spectacular sight all year round, but perhaps even more so when they freeze over. That is what happened this week, when temperatures along that part of the US-Canada border fell to -14 degrees Celsius on Monday.
Though the falls were not exactly frozen solid – water continued to cascade through the world’s largest waterfall in terms of flow-rate – there was an impressive and extremely picturesque build-up of ice.
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
- PHOTO: REUTERS – Lindsay DeDario
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