Tag: dillon
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LIFE | Ice Boating
A first person look at the niche world of ice boating. (Video provided by Drew Smith)
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Ice Castles in Colorado are back – frozen thrones, mazes and more
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The famous Ice Castles in Dillon, Colorado are taking shape. The popular winter attraction could open in a matter of weeks. (Video provided by Ice Castles) { “@context”: “https://schema.org”, “@type”: “VideoObject”, “name”: “LIFE | Ice Castles return to Dillon, CO”, “description”: “The famous Ice Castles…
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Ice Castles in Colorado are back – frozen thrones, mazes and more
Castles of ice will decorate Dillon this weekend as the winter attraction opens with reduced capacity due to coronavirus. The acre-sized exhibit of ice towers, frozen thrones and fountains, and mazes of ice-carved slides and tunnels will be a slightly different experience this year with masks and social distancing among the safety precautions, organizers said…
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LIFE | Ice Castles return to Dillon, CO
The famous Ice Castles in Dillon, Colorado are taking shape. The popular winter attraction could open in a matter of weeks. (Video provided by Ice Castles)
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Police seek KKK-hooded patron who refused to leave Colorado grocery store
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DILLON — A Colorado police department requested the public’s help in locating a man accused of trespassing after he wore what was perceived to be a Ku Klux Klan hood in a store and refused to leave. The Dillon Police Department said employees told officers…
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Police seek KKK-hooded patron who refused to leave Colorado grocery store
DILLON — A Colorado police department requested the public’s help in locating a man accused of trespassing after he wore what was perceived to be a Ku Klux Klan hood in a store and refused to leave. The Dillon Police Department said employees told officers Thursday that a worker called police after the man wearing…
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PHOTOS: Ice Castles in Dillon
The Ice Castles in Dillon, Colo., on Friday, Jan. 17, 2020. The handmade frozen attraction is one of six across North America. A team of professional ice artists hand-place hundreds of thousands of icicles which takes approximately two months to build and weighs more than 25 million pounds.(Chancey Bush/ The Gazette)






