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title: Neat Ice Formations
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The other day, like any other typical school day, I woke up at 7:15 am. However,
I noticed something different: it was foggy outside. Well, that part isn't the
interesting part. The interesting part was that it was foggy outside in the
*dead of winter*. I don't think I've ever seen fog in the winter, let alone
when it's about -20°C outside.

By the time I left my apartment — around 8 am — the fog had dissipated. However,
I noticed that it had left neat ice formations on some of the trees. Here are a
few hastily shot photos I took on my walk to class:

[![1](/assets/neat-ice-formations/1.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/1.jpg)

[![2](/assets/neat-ice-formations/2.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/2.jpg)

[![3](/assets/neat-ice-formations/3.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/3.jpg)

[![4](/assets/neat-ice-formations/4.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/4.jpg)


---
layout: post
title: Neat Ice Formations
comments: true
---

The other day, like any other school day, I woke up at 7:15 am. However,
I noticed something different: it was foggy outside. Well, that part isn't the
interesting part. The interesting part was that it was foggy outside in the
*dead of winter*. I don't think I've ever seen fog in the winter, let alone
when it's about -20°C outside.

By the time I left my apartment — around 8 am — the fog had dissipated. However,
I noticed that it had left neat ice formations on some of the trees. Here are a
few hastily shot photos I took on my walk to class:

[![1](/assets/neat-ice-formations/1.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/1.jpg)

[![2](/assets/neat-ice-formations/2.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/2.jpg)

[![3](/assets/neat-ice-formations/3.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/3.jpg)

[![4](/assets/neat-ice-formations/4.jpg)](/assets/neat-ice-formations/4.jpg)


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