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Aomori Waterfall Becomes Pillar of Ice

January 29th, 2008 by James

A waterfall in Aomori Prefecture has frozen over, creating a beautiful pillar of ice:

For more information on this waterfall (Nio Waterfall), check out this site about the Nio Waterfall Ice Festival.



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Comment by Marcus
2008-01-29 19:01:11

Beautiful.
Coming from northern Europe I’ve seen lots and lots of ice, but I’ve never seen a thirty meter ice pillar before. Small streams and tiny waterfalls have been frozen solid, sure, but I’ve never seen anything as big as this.

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Comment by waista
2008-01-29 20:10:58

Last frame caption: Food goes in here.

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Comment by morningstar
2008-02-04 03:32:27

Amazing

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