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About LinkBacksI went down to the Bow River this afternoon to try to get some shots of the massive ice blocks on the river. They were quite huge!
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I went down to the Bow River this afternoon to try to get some shots of the massive ice blocks on the river. They were quite huge!
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yikes!!! you could carve that!
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Interesting capture. The look huge.
Sitting here sweating, I can guarantee there are no ice blocks in our rivers
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on our weather network they said parts of Australia were 48 degrees! That's too much! How can anyone survive it??Originally Posted by AntZ
Interesting capture. The look huge.
Sitting here sweating, I can guarantee there are no ice blocks in our rivers
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48 degrees is too much for anyone! We are around the early 30's at present with storms around.
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