This is my posting for the My World Meme. It is hosted by Klaus, Sandy, Wren, Sylvia and myself. Won't you join in, I want to see where you live and thrive.
They have different programs at the Home S&L Plaza at the center of town. This weekend the students from Kent State did ice carvings. I went down the next day and got these photos. This is a big fist.
A college fraternity sign and a heart for Valentine's Day.
This is an ice formation at my house just for fun. I'm living in an icy world.
Go and visit a lot of great worlds above.
Quite amazing, all of them. But I like your natural ice sculpture at home best.
ReplyDeleteThat is one cold heart |LOL
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful ice carvings.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I got here before they melted. That is real talent to sclupt those.
ReplyDeleteNice ice sculptures, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletewhat talent some people have, beautiful ice carvings, liked the bear mug.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments on my blog, I do have a link for show your world meme in the sidebar along with sky watch and couple other meme's in one place under heading "I Participate in" please let me know if that's not ok and if i should be adding a link in the post itself
Thanks,
It's quite a winter, isn't it! Lovely ice photos. And thanks for hosting MyWorld! Greetings from Italy. Louise.
ReplyDeleteBarn owls are wonderful and so rare in NY, I don't know about Ohio. I keep looking at your blog to see if I recognize anything from all our visits to Kent.....Michelle
ReplyDeleteIncredible ice carvings, Tom! And, yes, that is one cold heart!!! Have to admit though, the natural one at your home is the loveliest of all. Hope you have a great week! Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
I love a nice pint, thanks Tom.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work of Art too.
Amazing sculptures! Hey, pass me a cold one too ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is so coo;, Fishing Guy! I LOVE these ice carvings!
ReplyDeleteIce looks nice but it doesn't last very long. Sapporo, Japan is home to a lot of winter ice activities and I used to be in the Army there in 1953. They even make hotels out of ice and you could spend the night in an ice room.
ReplyDeleteI really like that mug ice sculpture.
ReplyDeleteOh my what cold fun Were these done by hand? Oh and I was just there 2 weeks ago and it was cold:)
ReplyDeleteExcellent carvings.
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I think the ice work of art from your house is just as beautiful as the students' works of art in the center of art.
ReplyDeleteBrrrrr, Tom!!! What a "cool" subject for you to photograph!!!
ReplyDeleteI like your natural sculpture best. The others are fun though.
ReplyDeleteCan't afford that in my country. I believe we're having the early signs of El Niño here in the Philippines.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I remember ice sculptures of FOOD on the sidewalk outside the building that houses Johnson & Wales, a culinary school in Providence, RI. Such a marvel.~karen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ice--created and recreated. And chilly.
ReplyDeleteWell you're spot on offering a Brit beer lol!
ReplyDeleteBut wow students did these, are they trained, so impressive!
How cool!
ReplyDeleteWhy does it not surprise me that there was a mug of beer from college students. :)
Fantastic ice carvings.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos! These are really beautiful ice sculptures!
ReplyDeleteReally interesting ice sculptures, Tom. The one at your house it's very nice!
ReplyDeleteThese are SO good! And, of course, there would be a mug of beer! How fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat carvings - ice sculpturing is an art!
ReplyDeletethe cold mug works fine for me but where will i pour the beer? :)
ReplyDeletei made sure to join myworld earlier today just like what u advised :)
have a great day.
i know it sounds pun-ny but these sculptures are really cool :D
ReplyDeleteWow! What talent!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how they do this! You out did yourself with yours too, lol.
ReplyDeleteCheers for the Ice cold drink my friend ... I had 1 or 3 on Sunday at the Christening.
ReplyDeleteWhat a talen those young students have. Great pictures of the ice sculptures. I wish I could have seen those myself.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteOttawa, with the longest skating rink ever, has ice sculptures, too. It is a great thing for families to visit.
I really like those Tom. Not too sure I want to be living in your house right now though!! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrr... nice art, but aren't you fed up with winter now mate ?
ReplyDeleteWow.. that's a talented group. I love ice sculptures.
ReplyDeleteThose are some cool carvings, but I'm wishing... ICE & SNOW & COLD WEATHER BE GONE! heheheee
ReplyDeleteI'll have a cold one........cool sculpting...
ReplyDeleteGod Bless
Hi Tom, Gorgeous ice sculptures... The college kids did a great job... I love the hearts and that mug... WOW!
ReplyDeleteBetsy
Wow the sculptures are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling over that tall, frosty mug.
ReplyDeleteHey, I did some ice sculpting of sorts, too. There was a slick patch of ice on my driveway, and I chiseled and chiseled to get rid of it. ;-)
wow wow and wow! ice sculptures are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThose are really beautiful and interesting ice sculptures! Wonderful and interesting post, indeed!
ReplyDeleteThose are totally awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love that beer mug :D!
Wow! How nice. Love the ice sculpture.
ReplyDeleteCool. I like it! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing creativity and talent ... thanks for sharing these kewl icy views.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
HOW COOL IS THAT?! Love it!
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