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a rare and ephemeral phenomenon in nature during the autumn and winter
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English: it is a rare delight for the onlooker to discover hair ice, ice wool or frost beard as it is variously known. Often lasting just a few hours, and very dependent on a specific set of combined environmental factors, it is an ephemeral wonder that can be seen during the cooler seasons in temperate countries. |
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| Author | Waldelf1460 |
seen at "Naturpark Hochtaunus", in the "Heidetränktal" on a steep slope in mixed pine forest.
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