Thursday, January 29, 2009
Recognize Him?!
St Paul Winter Carnival: Billed as the "oldest and coldest celebration in the nation," this winter event promises ice fishing competitions, a half-marathon, hockey, curling, ice-skating, and a nighttime torch parade. However, the Midwest's largest ice-carving event is the focal point, and the outdoor gallery features an amazing array of frozen sculptures carefully crafted by regional and national artists. Events take place at various locations around the city. Last night a light snow fell in St. Paul that made photography of the ice sculptures less than ideal. The sculptures were roped off so I could not walk up to any of them to brush off the snow. I do think, though, that this one is recognizable. Love the ears!!
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belle sculpture de glace, j'espère qu' Obama sera moins éphémère que cette création
ReplyDeletebeautiful ice sculpture, I hope that Obama will be less ephemeral than the creation
Fabulous. I love Olivier's comment!
ReplyDeleteprobably the only time we'll see him here in Rice Park.
ReplyDeleteVery nice piece of ice sculpture. It is a reminder of those giant ice sculptures in Sapporo, Japan. This year begins in February. I always liked seeing them and I was one who wasn't afraid to go inside those that looked like buildings.
ReplyDeleteHe looks so cold!
ReplyDeleteOf course, easy to recognise! No need to write the name there!
ReplyDeleteHow cool (pun intended!).
ReplyDeleteJust great!
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