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Frozen Falls

Frozen Falls

Taken in the spring of 2013, Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin is almost completely frozen over. You can hear water running through the ice all winter long....
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Taken in the spring of 2013, Cascade Falls in Osceola, Wisconsin is *almost* completely frozen over. You can hear water running through the ice all winter long.
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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 100 Shutter 10/800

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Oct, 2013

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