Last week’s snow may have seemed like a tidbit, but Joshua Bellevance took full advantage of it by making this huge snow sculpture on William Street in Fairhaven, at the intersection of Center Street, near the library and Town Hall. After a few days, though, it lost its head and got very, very short, according to one neighbor. We have very cold temps forecast for the next few days and some fluffy snow, about 3–5 inches, for Wednesday night into Thursday, so not much hope to reconstitute this guy anytime soon. With Dayliight Savings Time just 10 days away, the number of days for making snow sculptures is, most likey, pretty low.
Joshua Bellavance works on a giant snow sculpture on William Street in Fairhaven near the Millicent Library and Town Hall on 2/2/19. The big guy only lasted a couple of days intact, then the weather warmed up and it lost its head and shrank quite a bit.. Photo courtesy of James Mahaney.
Joshua Bellavance works on a giant snow sculpture on William Street in Fairhaven near the Millicent Library and Town Hall on 2/2/19. The big guy only lasted a couple of days intact, then the weather warmed up and it lost its head and shrank quite a bit.. Photo courtesy of James Mahaney.
Joshua Bellavance peek out behind a giant snow sculpture he made on William Street in Fairhaven near the Millicent Library and Town Hall on 2/2/19. he big guy only lasted a couple of days intact, then the weather warmed up and it lost its head and shrank quite a bit. Photo courtesy of James Mahaney.
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