They used a gas chainsaw and wood chisels, as well as a standard clothes iron. According to Soha, if it's colder, the chainsaw will bounce off the side or the ice could crack from impact. In addition to ice sculptures, children participated in sack races, sledding races, and enjoyed cocoa around the bonfire. Between 250 and 350 attended Winterfest, in its fourth year. Last year we had a good turnout.
People like to come outside for a day of fun.
One of the big events this year was the candy treasure hunt in the snow. All the candy was wrapped in foil and hidden in the snow on the softball field. Kids had a great time looking for it. The free program, which is open to everyone from Bedford as well as the surrounding towns, will be held next winter at TimberTown. But according to Bedford Police Chief David Bailey, who made the proposal to councilors, this doesn't make any changes.