
There were artists from all over the world, displaying cultural pieces that were simply astounding. I can't help but admore these people that can create something so unbelievable, knowing that they will inevitably melt away in such a short time. It's started getting warmer here (well, from -19degC to -4degC roughly) so no longer do the swords hold their terrifyingly sharp edge, and the horses, frozen in place, will no longer hope to break into motion on their melted limbs...

I think my favourite has to be this T-Rex skeleton. Even without the 'flesh' it was still a little threatening, and the detail astounding, depite the softening as the edges dripped away.

I still can't work out why the Ottawan's are celebrating winter in such a way, they have nice summers, and there's plenty of skiing to be done, obviously. Ice hockey. Curling. But to celebrate being outdoors during this time is...confusing. The canal is now open from as close to the locks as you can basically get, to Dows Lake. Its about 7km of skating. Once you get to the lake you can reward yourself with a sleigh ride. Whether or not Santa is driving is so far unconfirmed.

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