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Snow Sculptures And Winter Fun

Written by on February 13, 2008 – 11:11 pm25 Comments

Slides!

Slides!

More win­ter fun! We went on Que­bec side last week-end (and it was snow­ing, and it was about –20C…) to see the Win­ter­lude snow sculp­tures. At least, we weren’t disappointed.

In Ontario, we have rel­a­tively small ice sculp­tures, but in Que­bec, they were made of snow… and huge! Granted we had quite a lot of snow this year so build­ing mate­r­ial was cheap.

Oh, and in case you asked… yes, I tried the ice slide and trust me, it’s faster than it looks!

In Front of the Art

In Front of the Art

Snow House

Snow House

Nunavut In Your Hand

Nunavut In Your Hand

Funny Men

Funny Men

Snow Sculptures

Snow Sculp­tures

Snow Horse

Snow Horse

Crooked Stairs

Crooked Stairs

Ye Olde Time

Ye Olde Time

Related posts:

  1. Win­ter­lude in Québec
  2. Ice Sculp­tures At Con­fed­er­a­tion Park
  3. Win­ter Fun
  4. Snow, Snow, Snow… And More Snow
  5. Not Win­ter Already…

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