A burst water main turns Gloucestershire Street into an extraordinary forest of icicles

A burst water main turns a suburban street into an extraordinary forest of icicles as Britain shivers in sub-zero frost, hope it's here to stay Weather forecasts continue to predict temperatures below zero over the weekend

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Posted: 38 GMT, 16 Dec 2022 | Updated: Dec 17, 2022 01:54 GMT - zero temperatures.

The forest of icicles was accidentally created by passing cars splashing water from a burst water main onto a hedge at the edge from the road.

< p class="mol-para-with-font">Helen Stratford, a mum from Staunton, Gloucestershire, saw the creation at the bottom of her road which caught her and others' attention residents.

His daughter, Sabrina, 9 years old, was fascinated by ice cubes, and like many others wanted to see the ice cubes up close.

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Mrs. creating after school to take inspirational winter photos.

< p class="mol-para-with-font">She said: 'I walk past it every day, it's a natural phenomenon I guess se.

'My daughter says they go to the toilet k like the organ pipes at the cathedral, and I wanted to go see them.

'We went when she broke up with school and it was so slippery but she wanted me to...