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Plymouth Ice Festival
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Tradition from page 1 Geitzen said.
Obviously, the Sun and Snow cross
with a corn hole game. country ski trails and free lessons, and
“We are also going to have a dog the petting farm and the tubing run
house where Frisbees can be tossed,” offer a variety of activities he added.
“This event is all community-based.
There is so much variety and so many
things to do. Parents can expose kids
and families can enjoy winter sports.
I'm very proud of this event,” he added.
The celebration of winter will
include the traditional favorite activi-
ties including the collegiate ice carving
competitions, the displays of profes-
sional ice carvings throughout the city
streets and in Kellogg Park, the fire
and ice towers each night, and of
course, Geitzen's favorite event, the
Dueling Chainsaws competition.
“What these carvers do in 15 min-
utes with a block of ice and a chain saw amazing.”
is just something to see. I never miss “This is the original wintertime fes-
it,” Geitzen said. “The chain saws are tival in this area. I am truly looking
James Gietzen roaring, the ice chips are flying. It is forward to it,” he said.