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On the 22-th of december it was a lovely white day over here in Holland because of the frost. This picture I took at the Vogelenzangpark (English: Birdsong park), a nature park in Spijkenisse.

Here's some info on hoarfrost from the internet:

Hoar frost occurs when water vapor touches a very cold surface and freezes on it instantly. This can happen to the leaves and branches of plants, and will cover them with ice crystals that look like spiky fingers.
It can also occur on other freezing surfaces such as soil and metal, and so can often be seen on cars. Hoar frost can occur at higher temperatures than rime frost – usually when the air temperature is around 0°C (32°F). However, the ground is usually much colder, and the air must be moist for the ice crystals to form.

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