
At one point when the sun began to hide behind a cloud, you could almost see the man in the ice frowning on the potential overcast. It may have been the lighting and shadows, but he was having none of that.

It was indeed a rare and unusual spectacle to behold as hundreds of lucky sightseers were in their glory looking upon the divine sight. It reminded many of the famous Virgin Mary iceberg that made an appearance in the Narrows of St. John's in 1905. God only knows where such heavenly sights will make their next premier.

3 comments:
Funny!
Virgin Mary? All I see is a rubber with a reservoir tip.
OH my God , is this for real. I mean really. God does work in mysterious ways. I have to share this one too ha ha
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