Utah has one. So does Colorado. And now New Hampshire has one, too: Its very own ice castle.
The frozen structure is now open to the public at Loon Mountain in north central New Hampshire.
It’s taken mother nature and 20 workers about a month to turn tons of homemade icicles into a glacial maze of frozen caverns and clear blue coliseums.
From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Sean Hurley of New Hampshire Public Radio took a tour of the nearly completed castle and sent us this report.
Reporter
- Sean Hurley, reporter for New Hampshire Public Radio. He tweets @Sherwinsleeves.
Copyright 2020 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org. 9(MDA1MjI2NzUxMDEyNzQyMTY5MjQ2YzkwNA004))