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Phil Brinkman
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City Editor, Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
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By Phil Brinkman Verified| The Chippewa Herald Verified When Anne Drehfal sets out to create one of her colossal landscape art pieces, she knows the odds are against her. Few will ever see it, and shortly it will be just a memory. That was certainly the case with a 150-foot snow labyrinth Drehfal created in Olin Park last week. Just a day after carving it out with snowshoes, the intricate pattern of swirls, petals and hearts was buried under 4 inches of fresh snow. Drehfal doesn't mind the temporary nature of her creations.
By Phil Brinkman Verified| WiscNews Verified When Anne Drehfal sets out to create one of her colossal landscape art pieces, she knows the odds are against her. Few will ever see it, and shortly it will be just a memory. That was certainly the case with a 150-foot snow labyrinth Drehfal created in Olin Park last week. Just a day after carving it out with snowshoes, the intricate pattern of swirls, petals and hearts was buried under 4 inches of fresh snow. Drehfal doesn’t mind the temporary nature of her creations.
By Phil Brinkman Verified| The Chippewa Herald Verified When Anne Drehfal sets out to create one of her colossal landscape art pieces, she knows the odds are against her. Few will ever see it, and shortly it will be just a memory. That was certainly the case with a 150-foot snow labyrinth Drehfal created in Olin Park last week. Just a day after carving it out with snowshoes, the intricate pattern of swirls, petals and hearts was buried under 4 inches of fresh snow. Drehfal doesn't mind the temporary nature of her creations.
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Wisconsin State Journal
The Wisconsin State Journal is a daily newspaper located in Madison, Wisconsin. Established on December 2, 1839, it has undergone several name changes, becoming the Wisconsin State Journal in 1860. The newspaper has a rich history, initially starting as a Whig publication and later becoming a prominent voice for progressive causes in the early 20th century. The Wisconsin State Journal provides daily print and digital editions that cover local news, sports, and community events. It also offers advertising services in both formats, allowing businesses to reach a wide audience in the Madison area. The newspaper is part of Madison Newspapers, Inc., which collaborates with The Capital Times Company, and is owned by Lee Enterprises.
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
+1 800-362-8333
Founded: 1839