File:Ice sculptures in Quebec, 2011 -a.jpg

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Quebec ice sculptures.

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"Consul General O'Donohue met Jerry S. Merrill, Clifford C. Gilbert, and Serge Sigouin, American snow sculpting artists from New York State. The three-member team was back in Quebec City for the Quebec Winter Carnival to compete again this year in the Quebec International Snow Sculpture Competition. Their 2011 project, entitled "Natural Grace", majestically depicts three giant swimming sharks. The artists handed out postcards to the public, and especially to children, explaining the nature of the Great White Shark and the need to protect global biodiversity.
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