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    Then as dusk crept in they started to light up the sculptures - would have liked to have stayed longer, but we were FREEZING: by locomocean, Views[283]
         		 This one was also large, but much more comical: by locomocean, Views[241]
         		 ...others grand and decorative. I think this was the largest one at this site.: by locomocean, Views[226]
         		 ...some of them wierd and whacky: by locomocean, Views[266]
         		 ... with many avenues of snow sculptures: by locomocean, Views[239]
     
    The second Ice and Snow festival venue was full of impressive snow sculptures. This one is a full-scale sculpture of a European Church: by locomocean, Views[289]
         		 The warm, cosy (and very necessary) igloo cafeteria, where we thawed out before going out into the bitter cold again.: by locomocean, Views[261]
         		 We got taken for a ride (literally). We thought we were going to be taken across the river, but just went round in a (very) small circle.: by locomocean, Views[470]
         		 It was sooooo cold (-27 degrees C) Greg got icicles on his eye-brows!: by locomocean, Views[259]
         		 This is at the way out - we'd had a smorgasbord of ice and lights. The Chinese call it a Lantern: by locomocean, Views[293]
     
    ... and lots of them!: by locomocean, Views[282]
         		 ...and they're all shapes and sizes: by locomocean, Views[222]
         		 These are buildings you can walk through: by locomocean, Views[239]
         		 Then you get to the brightly coloured buildings made completely of ice!: by locomocean, Views[282]
         		 And there were fancy, Chinese-styled walls you could walk through.: by locomocean, Views[226]
     
    We went down corridors of coloured ice (they had coloured lights inside the ice): by locomocean, Views[250]
         		 There weren't just sculptures in snow and ice, but bridges too - yes, they were safe to walk over!: by locomocean, Views[229]
         		 They really went to town with their walkways in the sculpture park: by locomocean, Views[227]
         		 We arrived at dusk, so we could appreciate the many displays that were lit up.: by locomocean, Views[227]
         		 We finally found the gates of one of the Snow and Ice Festival entrances. Notice how much clothing we have on. I had trouble doing up my coat because I had a down feather jacket on underneath (and I was still cold despite the other 6 layers!): by locomocean, Views[274]
     
    The modern-day version of a rickshaw (much less hard work!): by locomocean, Views[258]
         		 We were entained by a drumming and symbals band - very Chinese! - in the street. Most members of the band were women.: by locomocean, Views[288]
         		 The choir that did a performance inside Sophia Church whilst we were there - then dragged us up to have photos taken with them!: by locomocean, Views[294]
         		 Inside the Sophia Church it is in need of some renovation, but still looks lovely - it's now an art gallery: by locomocean, Views[292]
         		 The beautiful, onion-domed Russian Sophia Church: by locomocean, Views[285]
     
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