Cool times in Wasagaming
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Tori Langston, 6, Matteo Sanchez, 2, and Taylor Langston, 7, explore ice sculptures in Wasagaming on a mild Dec. 30.
Sisters Tori and Taylor Langston skate on the trails in Wasagaming. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Jon Baker plays shinny with family members on the ice in Wasagaming. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Families enjoy the mild weather in the townsite of Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park.
Tori Langston sits in a leaf-shaped seat sculpted out of ice in Wasagaming on a mild Dec. 30.