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Just beyond the edge, and far below, are the buildings of the station. Then there is the lake itself. There were a few pieces of ice floating about (there's one in this view), but the lake is mostly clear now.
The opposite shore is Sweden. (The Fenno-Swedish border runs down the middle of the lake.)
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