Ice artists fill Canal Park with fanciful creatures
January 6, 2013 in Duluth News Tribune
Nine sculptors filled the scene outside Little Angie’s Cantina & Grill in Duluth’s Canal Park on Sunday morning with sparkling sprays of ice crystals and the din of power tools, as they shaped ice into fanciful creations, such as flying horses, leaping fish and an elf standing astride a toadstool. Continue Reading
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