Gallery: Enchanting Drone Aerials Look Like Scenes Inside Snow Globes
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Snow-covered trees line a road.
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A closed water slide in Elektrėnai.
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A man ice fishes on Elektrėnai Lagoon.
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A car makes donuts in the snow.
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Abandoned greenhouses in the Lithuanian countryside.
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Fishermen on Lake Didžiulis.
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A closed amusement park in Elektrėnai.
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A man ice surfs on the frozen waters of Elektrėnai Lagoon.
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An icy bridge over a canal in Elektrėnai.
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Men play hockey on the frozen Elektrėnai Reservoir.
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A Lithuanian flag tops a tower at Vilnius Castle.
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A man wind skiing on Elektrėnai Reservoir.
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Cars sliding on an icy road.
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A forest in Vilnius dusted with snow.
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