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  • winter How Siberian people shower and do laundry in -95°F weather Rusty Blazenhoff
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  • ice Guy replaces bike wheels with saw blades so he can ride across the ice Gareth Branwyn
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  • winter The frozen houses of Lake Erie Gareth Branwyn
  • Environment Rare snow in Iraq turns Baghdad into winter wonderland Xeni Jardin
  • winter Willem Dafoe wanted to be left alone while filming Togo Séamus Bellamy
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  • trains Relax with this wintry real-time stream from a Norwegian train David Pescovitz
  • video Watch these guys surf slush waves in subzero weather Andrea James
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  • climate change U.K. winter storm kills thousands of starfish Séamus Bellamy
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