Lake Braies: Thin Ice Alerts Amid Mild Italian Winter

Lake Braies: Thin Ice Alerts Amid Mild Italian Winter

People are walking on the frozen Lake of Braies (Lago di Braies / Pragser Wildsee) near Bolzano, Italy, on February 6, 2024. Due to the mild winter across Europe, a warning sign reading “Danger of thin ice on the lake. Danger of slipping and sinking into the water. Enter at your own risk” has been posted to warn visitors. (Photo by Manuel Romano/NurPhoto)

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