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    'Icehenge' comes to life

    It took a group of five friends two days to build this striking Stonehenge replica.

  • Icehenge at sunrise.
    Photographer Eli Wedel, a Wisconsin based graphic artist, captured the icy structure at one of the most beautiful times of day. 
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    Eli Wedel
  • Glistening ice towers.
    The structure is just as impressive from a distance.
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    Eli Wedel
  • When chainsaw meets ice.
    Andrew McHenry uses a chainsaw to cut blocks of ice from the frozen lake.
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    Kevin Lehner
  • The structure takes shape.
    Kevin Lehner
  • Serious heavy lifting.
    Quinn Williams pulls a 300 lb, six-foot block out of the lake with an ice tongs.  You can see the ice harvest hole from a distance where the other guys are working to cut and remove ice.
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    Kevin Lehner
  • Stunning in black and white.
    Eli Wedel
  • A job well done.
    The 'Hengers': Andrew McHenry, Quin Williams, Kevin Lehner and Patrick Shields (L-R)
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    Alec Seamars, Kevin Lehner
  • Here comes the sun.
    Clear beams of ice glisten in burgeoning daylight.
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    Eli Wedel
  • Stunning at daybreak.
    Kevin Lehner
  • Published
    9 Images

    'Icehenge' comes to life

    It took a group of five friends two days to build this striking Stonehenge replica.

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  • 'Icehenge' comes to life
  • Icehenge at sunrise.
  • Glistening ice towers.
  • When chainsaw meets ice.
  • The structure takes shape.
  • Serious heavy lifting.
  • Stunning in black and white.
  • A job well done.
  • Here comes the sun.
  • Stunning at daybreak.