February 8, 2009 What a difference a day makes
We drove up to Lake Geneva Wisconsin yesterday to see the snow sculpture contest. What they didn't bargain for was a temperature of 52 degrees. It was a shame. All of these elaborate sculptures were turning into puddles right before your eyes. None of them looked good and the worst of the lot were completely unrecognizable by the time we saw them around 2PM. There's always next year. And to think that January was the coldest on record.
We drove up to Lake Geneva Wisconsin yesterday to see the snow sculpture contest. What they didn't bargain for was a temperature of 52 degrees. It was a shame. All of these elaborate sculptures were turning into puddles right before your eyes. None of them looked good and the worst of the lot were completely unrecognizable by the time we saw them around 2PM. There's always next year. And to think that January was the coldest on record.
February 8, 2009 What a difference a day makes
We drove up to Lake Geneva Wisconsin yesterday to see the snow sculpture contest. What they didn't bargain for was a temperature of 52 degrees. It was a shame. All of these elaborate sculptures were turning into puddles right before your eyes. None of them looked good and the worst of the lot were completely unrecognizable by the time we saw them around 2PM. There's always next year. And to think that January was the coldest on record.
We drove up to Lake Geneva Wisconsin yesterday to see the snow sculpture contest. What they didn't bargain for was a temperature of 52 degrees. It was a shame. All of these elaborate sculptures were turning into puddles right before your eyes. None of them looked good and the worst of the lot were completely unrecognizable by the time we saw them around 2PM. There's always next year. And to think that January was the coldest on record.
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