Which Snow Sculpture Would You choose?

If you were a judge, which snow sculpture would you choose as your favourite sculpture at the 2014 Kenora Winter Festival?

A couple of years ago Kenora revived it's Winter Carnival. One of the things I like best about the carnival is seeing the snow sculptures along what is called the 'Green Belt' in Kenora. I have to give these carvers a lot of credit this year. Every time I drove by and saw someone carving away, it was bitterly cold. This year's theme is the Olympics.

Once again there are many wonderful sculptures. The winner will be announced this Friday at the opening ceremony of the 2014 Kenora Winter Carnival. 

Which snow sculpture would you choose as the winner?

Snow Sculpture #1

Snow Sculpture #1

Snow Sculpture #2

Snow Sculpture #2
 

Snow Sculpture #3

Snow Sculpture #3
 

Snow Sculpture #4

Snow Sculpture #4
 

Snow Sculpture #5

Snow Sculpture #5

Snow Sculpture #6

Snow Sculpture #6

Snow Sculpture #7

Snow Sculpture #7

What you can't see in the photos is that many of these sculptures have designs all the way around. They truly are works of art. It was the first time trying to carve for some of the contestants and I think they did a great job! Maybe I'll have to try my hand at it next year. For more information on other events happening this weekend, read our article on the 2014 Kenora Winter Carnival.

So which one would you choose?

About Erin Rody

I grew up on Black Sturgeon Lake in Northwestern Ontario. I am a staff writer for the Sunset Country Travel Association. Through my articles I hope to entice you to visit the wonderful region I call home. We are all about outdoor adventure; with 70,000 lakes and rivers and a whole lot of forests how can we not be? Whether you like to fish, hunt, canoe, kayak, boat or go camping, Sunset Country has something for you. Enjoy!

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