This Video of a Frozen Massachusetts Beach Is Actually Pretty Spectacular

Check out drone footage of the frozen body of water.

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A woman reads her cellphone while sitting in a lawn chair as she is cooled by the waves on July 26, 2010 in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Falmouth is located in the southwestern part of Cape Cod and encompasses the villages of Falmouth, East Falmouth, West Falmouth, North Falmouth, Woods Hole, Waquoit, Hatchville and Teaticket. AFP PHOTO/DON EMMERT (Photo credit should read DON EMMERT/AFP/Getty Images)

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When you get past the snowstorm, frigid temperatures and pesky travel nightmares, the bomb cyclone actually had some visually stunning effects.

This week, YouTuber Ryan Canty was visiting his grandmother in North Falmouth, Massachusetts and caught some amazing drone footage of the frozen Old Silver Beach in Cape Cod Bay, Mashablepointed out. The popular vacation destination resembled a scene from Game Of Thrones, with the ocean transformed and solidified into a giant sheet of ice.

Ryan and his pal were even brave enough to venture onto the icy surface. Oh, and despite the title of the video, the entire ocean was definitely not frozen. 

Much of the northeast was hit with record low temperatures, snow, and freezing winds as the bomb cyclone hammered parts of the U.S. The inclement weather was enough to freeze Niagra Falls, making its running water look stuck in midair.

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