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I wish I would be there : ))
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Demonstrated in late January, hundreds of snowmen at -10 ° C on the Schlossplatz in Berlin for more commitment to combating climate change. They were accompanied by some Flickr members who held what is happening in the picture.
Nationaal Archief / Het Leven / Spaarnestad Photo, SFA022003048
‘Ski-sailing’, a new sport invented in Austria, demonstrated in St. Moritz, Switzerland, January 1938.
I need to thank a lot to my Romanian friend Andrian, who took pictures of today’s snowy Bucharest and allowed me to publish them on ColdUnited. That’s really cool. (more…)
Pole of Cold: Oymyakon
1 km from Oymyakon, Sakha (Yakutiya) russia
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Oymyakon: Coldest town on earth
Meteorological station Tomtor - google map: Tomtor
Oymyakon: – google map: Oimjakon
Is it dangerous to travel to Oymyakon, the Pole of Cold in winter?
Read more: AskYakutia.com
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Winter Weather
Deep Daisy remains until Monday with snow and hurricane
9. January 2010, 18:08 Clock
The feared chaos is largely failed in Germany. Between meter-high snow drifts on Ruegen and a truck-mile traffic jam in the direction of Alsace, the winter is raging in Germany still capable. And another is announced only a few parts of the country clear.
The Russians are tougher in taking – In the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk reign minus 31 degrees - Is cycled anyway.
After Deep has “Daisy” laid over Germany on Saturday, a huge snow blocked roads and submerged rail, is also no improvement in the weather for Sunday in sight. According to a forecast by the German Weather Service (DWD) in Offenbach, and it continues to snow at temperatures between zero degrees at the North and Baltic Seas and minus ten degrees in the south and east. “Stay midwinter.
8.1.2010 – 18:10 Uhr Source dpa
Bielefeld, Germany (AP) – Germany is sinking in the snow. Many people feel cold – Dorthe Kohler, however, is happy since the onset of winter. The 54-year-old Inuit woman from Aasiaat on the west coast of Greenland, feels these days as in their homeland. For 15 years she lives in Bielefeld.
Big igloo in front of Kinngait (southern region of Baffin Island) — Source Wikipedia
Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa she told how the German differs from the Greenland winter.
How does the German winter for you?
Kohler: “I feel like at home. The childhood comes back to me. Snow, always snow. Dog sled ride, skiing – those were good times. In Bielefeld is rarely any snow. But I can not change, I have to through. I chose to live here because I also have to endure, that there is hardly any snow. ”
