Vermont

Frozen stream

Just below a dam off Rte 104 in VT the rocks were covered with a foot or more of ice.

By Yankee Magazine|Jan 02 2005| Print icon

Snow-covered rocks and boulders beside a flowing river partially frozen, with ice formations visible around the rocks.

Credit: Jeff Folger

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