Strong winds and bitterly cold air coat the St. Clair River waterfront with ice Jan. 15, 2018 (BlackburnNews.com photo by Dave Dentinger)Strong winds and bitterly cold Arctic air over the weekend sculpted an inspiring ice spectacle at the Blue Water Bridge.
Trees, light standards, benches and the walkway along the St. Clair River were coated in thick layers of ice just north of the bridge.
The beautiful spectacle was attracting Sarnia and Point Edward residents to the waterfront to take photos.
Signs were erected, however, warning the public to stay off the walkway due to the extremely icy conditions.
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