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Ice Build-up

Ice Build-up

Ice from the Bay of Chaleur was blown ashore in Salmon Beach Nb during a recent late winter Nor'easter. The ice is some places is as high as a three story ...
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Ice from the Bay of Chaleur was blown ashore in Salmon Beach Nb during a recent late winter Nor'easter. The ice is some places is as high as a three story building. Amazingly, all of this will be gone in about 6 weeks.
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NIKON D750

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Aperture 16/1 ISO 2000 Focal Length 280/10

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Mar, 2017

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