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Interesting Photos: January 12, 2014

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Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”   Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”

Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”  A person walks past a snow covered bus shelter in downtown Chicago, Illinois January 6, 2014. A blast of Arctic air gripped the mid-section of the United States on Monday, bringing the coldest temperatures in two decades. Meteorologists said temperatures were dangerously cold and life-threatening in some places, with 0 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 18 Celsius) recorded in Chicago, St. Louis and Indianapolis. The chill was set to bear down on eastern and southern states as the day wore on. REUTERS/Jim Young

Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”  A women walk by the Inukshuk at English Bay on rainy day in Vancouver, B.C. on Thursday January 9, 2014. Carmine Marinelli/QMI Agency

Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”  A fire broke out in a building housing the Sainte-Catherine Street, in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve in Montreal, Friday, January 3, 2014, in evening. PASCAL GIRARD / QMI AGENCY

Toronto Sun’s Craig Robertson was feeling the effects of the cold on his exposed fingers while shooting weather photos during this week’s deep freeze that settled on the city. That’s when he came across this man, lying on an open grate downtown. “When I saw this man’s exposed feet, I really couldn’t believe it,” Robertson said. “I watched and photographed this man for about half an hour. Some people noticed him but most walked by fighting their own battle against the cold.” Eventually firefighters advised the man he should get inside somewhere. Robertson said the man thanked them but assured them he was fine and happy to stay where he was. “He curled back up in his sleeping bag and settled back down on the grate.”  Slovenia’s Robert Kranjec soars through the air during the first jump for the fourth jumping of the four-hills tournament in Bischofshofen January 6, 2014. REUTERS/Dominic Ebenbichler