We visited the World Ice Art Championships on Sunday night. They just finished the multi-block portion of the competition so we decided it was the perfect time to go. It was the warmest I've been in several years due to the weather and my new amazing snowpants. The kid's section was very impressive with slides, spinning ice nests, ice tunnels and a sledding hill with lighted tracks! Of course the warm-up hut with hot cocoa and indoor plumbing was also fun.
We went on our snowpants, but the kids who used sleds went super-fast down these tracks.
Mia kissing an ice-sculpture dog. She's not very picky when it comes to dogs.
Mia and Jason hiding out in a small igloo.
Mia's imitation of Lady Liberty. She gets so excited every time we see a picture of her, ever since she got to see the real one in New York. We crack up whenever she does this, she holds perfectly still and gets stoic; it's awesome!
We went on our snowpants, but the kids who used sleds went super-fast down these tracks.
Mia kissing an ice-sculpture dog. She's not very picky when it comes to dogs.
Mia and Jason hiding out in a small igloo.
Mia's imitation of Lady Liberty. She gets so excited every time we see a picture of her, ever since she got to see the real one in New York. We crack up whenever she does this, she holds perfectly still and gets stoic; it's awesome!
Awww! You'll have to come with us again when we go next week (Dan and Gabe will be in town). How much was the entry fee?
ReplyDeleteIt was $10 per adult, I think it's $5 for kids 4 & up, so not bad considering it's world class ice art!
ReplyDeleteThat statue of Liberty ..is way too funny. oh my gosh..thanks for posting that. Love ya. MOM
ReplyDeletehow fun!!!
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