Photo Story: The cold in Hungary

Icicles hang on a boat on the shore of Lake Balaton in Fonyod, Hungary as an extreme cold front grips the country.

***A handrail on the shore of Lake Balaton in Fonyod, Hungary.***

***Icicles hang from twigs of a tree on the shore of Lake Balaton in Fonyod.***

Via EPA-EFE/GYORGY VARGA

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