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PHOTOS: Fraser Fire & Ice

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Meg Soyars Van Hauen

Fireworks light up the sky at Fraser's Fire & Ice festival on Feb. 8, 2025. Snice Carvings created this nature and wildlife sculpture from snow, exemplifying Fraser's spirit.
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Kids gather around an ice sculpture with flames at the Fire & Ice festival in Fraser, Feb. 8, 2025. Snice Carvings created both ice and snow sculptures.
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Crowds stay warm as a bonfire is lit from pallets and Christmas trees. The flames brightened the evening sky during the Fire & Ice festival Saturday, Feb. 8.
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The bonfire was lit at 5:45 p.m. and stayed blazing throughout the event, as East Grand Fire Protection District fed the flames.
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A firefighter with East Grand Fire Protection District keeps watch over the bonfire at Fraser’s Fire & Ice.
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An ice sculpture at Fraser’s Fire & Ice features snow and flames.
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The Fraser Public Arts Committee brought a hot air balloon to Fire & Ice, with the balloon team Freedom Flight.
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Kids clamber onto a nearby snow hill to get a good vantage point before the bonfire starts.
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Flames light up the sky at the Fraser Fire & Ice festival, located beside the Lions ponds.
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