Lost in the frost
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Looks like this frozen fen in the Netherlands really felt the freeze last night. When the chill sets so deep that both the air and the surfaces it contacts are well below the freezing point, moisture skips the condensation stage, freezing directly onto objects without forming droplets first. This type of frost is called hoarfrost, and the effect is dramatic, often coating every nook and cranny in sight in snow-white fuzz.
Elevated aromas
A snooze in snow
One chill carnivore
A mirrored massif
Where icebergs are born
Tuff and stuff
Height meets light
A restored refuge