Two friends in Saskatoon built an extreme snow fort that weighs 20 tonnes and stands 20 feet high, with a circumference of 56 feet. It only took 3 months to do!
For more photos visit the article on the Saskatoon Star Phoenix website.
Category Archives: Snow Fort Pictures
One way to make an igloo
This is a photo of an “igloo” I built in 1995 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Actually, it was really just a pile of snow that I hollowed out and made into the shape of an igloo. It was actually pretty warm inside!
Snow Castle
This was a pretty challenging snow structure to build! Since we didn’t have a big pile of snow, we had to make one. Here are the steps:
- Gather snow and load it into a form made out of plywood, or any other large flat objects like folding tables etc.
Making a snow castle the hard way! - The fun part is carving out the castle!
Carving out a snow castle - The finished castle
The completed castle with a big room inside and two peep-holes! - View of the snow castle at night!
Views of the snow castle at night
A Polar Bear Made of Snow
Here’s a photo of a playful (or hungry) polar bear looking into the igloo!
