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Snow Much Fun! Sakhalin Locals Leap from Buildings into Snow Piles

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Residents of Uglegorsk on Sakhalin Island jumped from fourth story windows directly into huge snowbanks last week, plunging harmlessly into snow which was taller than they were. The equivalent of more than one month’s snowfall fell in just 48 hours on December 25 and 26, causing huge clumps of snow to build up all over the island.

Added on the 02/01/2018 17:47:31 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN

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