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Icy tree seen on golf course

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Lassennews.com graphic designer Cindie Williams discovered this unusual sight during a walk on the golf course Tuesday. She couldn’t determine the cause of the ice clinging to this tree, but she suspects it may have come from a sprinkler during the night and the ice formed as temperatures fell below freezing. Photo by Cindie Williams

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