We were impressed from the second we stepped into the exhibit! It was amazing to realize that every single thing we saw was carved out of ice...
Seriously, how cool is that? The icy forest led to Gingerbread Land...
Luckily, we avoided a Christmas Story-like incident and got to go see Santa...
Our hands were freezing (I forgot to bring gloves) so we tried not to take very many pictures after that (we could have taken hundreds, it was all so neat). So I'm not sure how we managed to take a picture of the candles and not the larger-than-life angel right next to them, but feel free to imagine what the angel looked like--she was beautiful.
Our favorite part ended up being the nativity. You can't tell from the pictures, but each member of the nativity scene was so detailed--even down to the baby lamb's wool. It was the last scene of the exhibit and a perfect note to end on.
3 comments:
Wow! That is amazing! When we were in Alaska we went to an Ice Museum there that I thought was amazing...but this is FANTASTIC! Alaska doesn't even compare!
I've always wanted to see that Ice exhibit and I still haven't! Thanks for letting me see it on your blog. It looks amazing.
Amazing! I had never heard of that hotel or the ice exhibit. I have even stayed in texas several times, but never in the winter. I guess we are always so obsessed with the BBQ that is as far as it gets!
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