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An amazingly hard blowing snow storm that lifted up ground snow and whirled it all around.

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Extreme edited photograph of a biplane encased at the entrance to the National Museum of the US Air Force.

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Multnomah Falls in Oregon…

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Would you dare to go through this passage? Where you stand the ice is 20 cm thick, but will it be strong enough when you walk through this opening? To put it simple: Be aware and stay well away from this simple walkthrough. Through this narrow strait, there are strong invisible currents. Water that constantly flows and undermine the ice from underneath. You can´t see it.
There´s is a reason that there is a tear through the ice in this passage. If you approach too much, you can get to stand on very thin ice. Ice that does not bear your weight.
The best is to go a little detour and avoid these dangers. Sometimes it´s the same in daily life. It isn’t always the apparently easiest, ore the most prominent road that is the best to choose. From time to time it may be better to select the small detour, so one will come forward. I believe that it’s all about “seeing” the potential hidden dangers, and make wise turns even if the road may become challenging at the moment … The payoff may be worth the price…

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