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Frozen Words

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Frozen Words, Nicole Dextras, Winter 2007.
Stay cool this weekend. These words were made out of ice and set out in the landscape and left to melt. The largest project was the word VIEW which stands 6 feet high. The other words were done with marquee letters that are about 18 inches high. The high winds off Lake Ontario sometimes blew individual letters over before they had time to melt. View full Flickr set here

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