Minnesota Prairie Roots

Writing and photography by Audrey Kletscher Helbling

The Mighty Duck II February 20, 2014

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I am not good at judging size. But this is one big duck.

The sculpture as photographed last week. Minnesota Prairie Roots file photo.

REMEMBER THAT DUCK snow sculpture I showed you last week?

Well, it wasn’t finished.

Look how sculpting and color transformed this duck.

Multiple rubber duckies not sit atop the giant duck graced with a heart and a colored bill.

Multiple rubber duckies now sit atop the giant duck with a heart on its breast.

Stepping back, a view from the street.

Stepping back, a view from the street.

Fabulous, isn’t it?

What's next?

What’s next?

I don’t think the project is finished yet, based on the pile of blocked snow next to the mighty duck at the Kurt Kletter home, 417 Second Street Northwest, Faribault. I’ll keep my eyes on that duck and any new developments.

FYI: Since photographing this duck on Sunday afternoon, we’ve experienced two days of 40-degree temps. I have not checked to see how this heat wave may have impacted the snow sculpture.

Copyright 2014 Audrey Kletscher Helbling

 

16 Responses to “The Mighty Duck II”

  1. treadlemusic's avatar treadlemusic Says:

    Love it!!!!! Just shows what the human mind and physical exertion can accomplish!!! So “Fargo”!!!!!!

  2. Lanae's avatar Lanae Says:

    Reminds me of my college days. We made the Hams beer bear (won 1st place) can’t believe how many snow snakes bit us so we had to “take” black berry brandy medicine. UMW Hort club also did a Woodstock bird, the little one in Charlie Brown, only thing he was tall. What fun in the good old days

  3. COOL – love the added pops of color – great way to use all that snow that has been piling up!!! Happy Thursday:)

  4. Ah, the duck got even better! Now this is the way to make use of all that snow.

  5. Jackie's avatar Jackie Says:

    This is the coolest snow duck I’ve ever seen….wait, I’ve never seen a snow duck 🙂


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