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Six months after the record-shattering heat in June 2021, Vancouver BC experienced the coldest temperatures we've experienced in 52 years. This resulted y...
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Six months after the record-shattering heat in June 2021, Vancouver BC experienced the coldest temperatures we've experienced in 52 years. This resulted years resulted in the largest icicles I've ever seen around here. The largest were close to four feet long. While some photos require a long and sometimes arduous journey to obtain, these merely required me to open my bedroom window.
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Aperture 4/1 ISO 500 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 850/10

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Jan, 2022

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