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AT the close of the long frost in February, 1895, strange phenomena occurred in connection with Lough Neagh, in the north of Ireland, the largest lake in the United Kingdom, and one of the larger ones of Europe, covering as it does an area of upwards of 150 square miles. The lake had been frozen over for a fortnight, and thousands of people had indulged in skating on ice almost as smooth as glass.
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SMITH, W. Strange Winter Scenes connected with Lough Neagh. Nature 69, 343 (1904). https://doi.org/10.1038/069343b0
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