View this post on Instagram Video by @ciriljazbec / Lake Bled freezing has been a very rare occurrence in the past few decades. It had last happened in 2012 and 2005. The phenomenon is so rare that one mustn’t miss it. Just think – it took as much as two months of cold for the lake to freeze over. The frozen lake drew quite a crowd last week. Girls from the Labod Bled ice-skating club surprised passers-by with a performance on ice. Although temperatures were below 0°C, the plucky girls faced down the cold with high spirits. This video was taken a week ago and unfortunately due to higher temperature the ice is no longer safe. Follow more @ciriljazbec. #Bled #lake #island #frozen #Slovenia #ice #igsloveniaA post shared by National Geographic (@natgeo) on Feb 4, 2017 at 12:29pm PST
Video by @ciriljazbec / Lake Bled freezing has been a very rare occurrence in the past few decades. It had last happened in 2012 and 2005. The phenomenon is so rare that one mustn’t miss it. Just think – it took as much as two months of cold for the lake to freeze over. The frozen lake drew quite a crowd last week. Girls from the Labod Bled ice-skating club surprised passers-by with a performance on ice. Although temperatures were below 0°C, the plucky girls faced down the cold with high spirits. This video was taken a week ago and unfortunately due to higher temperature the ice is no longer safe. Follow more @ciriljazbec. #Bled #lake #island #frozen #Slovenia #ice #igslovenia
A post shared by National Geographic (@natgeo) on Feb 4, 2017 at 12:29pm PST
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