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Submitted by Brandon on Wednesday, 16 April 2008No Comment

Check out these photos of what happens when freezing rain hits China.

FunForever has the weird phenomenon in photo format:

This is what happened after a rain in southern China. The water froze on the grass, leaves and flowers encasing them in beautiful, transparent ice. I like the way the Olympics sign of flowers froze. I’m sure some artist to pick up the theme and make his own frozen flowers, leaves. It’s just a matter of time.