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    Workers extract salt at a salt mine near the Siberian town of Barnaul on Monday, August 15.

    Reflections of the sky at Siberian salt mine

    More photos from Siberia here.

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    A parhelion, or sundog, combined with a halo, forms over Lake Malaren in central Stockholm, Sweden on Nov. 30. The weather phenomena is created by ice crystals in the atmosphere during cold weather. Stockholm is presently experience temperatures around -10 Celsius.

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    A swimmer climbs out of the freezing waters of the Serpentine Lido in Hyde Park on Nov. 30 in London.


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    Heavy snow caused trees to fall, blocking the A171 Guisborough Road in North Yorkshire, Britain on Nov. 30.

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    People walk through the snow-covered landscape near the southern German city of Freiburg on Nov. 30.

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    Youngsters sledge during snowfall on Hampstead Heath in London on Nov. 30. An early winter storm has caused travel chaos across Britain with air and rail passengers as well as motorists all struggling to complete their journeys.

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    Snow blankets the Derbyshire Dales in Buxton, United Kingdom, on Nov. 30.

    By Jonathan Woods, msnbc.com

    "Bad weather makes for good photos."
    -Chad Stevens, assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    If you enjoyed these, don't miss this cool series of a bird snatching up spiders in the snow.

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