Pictures taken this morning
Rime is ice formed when a damp, icy wind blows over flowers, branches and other surfaces. Rime frost looks like icing around the edge of petals and leaves.
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- Spanish woman 'is oldest mother'
- Ancient ice shelf adrift
- Sentenced for hundreds of rapes
- Oil Heather is dangerous to its surroundings
- Two entirely differents winter
- Rime frost
- Tunnel avalanche aftermath
- Norwegians worry more
- Twin aim to thaw Norway's figure skating freeze
- View from my place on Christmas Eve
- Northen Lights make unusual southern apperance
- Arctic ice melting away
- Security around Royal family
- Mystery "princess"
- Lack of snow
- Neo-nazi clothing 'abuses' Norway's flag
- Symbol of friendship
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