Sounds of a Frozen Lake
It’s so cold in Minnesota… that when lakes freeze, they make oddly satisfying sounds.
Checking the Thickness of Ice
It’s so cold in Minnesota… that lakes freeze and you can walk on them.
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Ice Window Drive Thru
Had some fun freezing the window, then going through the Drive Thru
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Ice Window
Punching through a window of frozen ice.
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Frozen Ice Window
It’s so cold in Minnesota… that you can make windows out of ice and punch them out.
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Frozen Milkshake
It’s so cold in Minnesota, that chocolate milkshakes freeze mid-air.
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Record Cold Valentine’s Day
It’s the coldest Valentine’s Day in Minnesota since 1923. Learn how to have Valentine’s Day in the freezing cold. Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can make Frozen Eggs, Frozen Spaghetti, Frozen Flowers, Frozen Chocolate Caramel, Hot Chocolate in the Air, and Ice Glasses. Frozen roses, frozen daises.
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Frozen Toilet Paper
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you make get frozen toilet paper to suspend itself in the air!
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Frozen Shaved Ice Bar
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you make a pretty cool looking shaved ice bar.
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The Sound of Hitting a Golf Ball on a Frozen Lake
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you make amazing sounds by hitting golf balls onto a frozen lake (We picked them all up a week and a half later when the ice was thick enough to ice skate on).
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The Sound of Skipping Rocks Across a Frozen Lake
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you can make amazing sounds by throwing rocks across a frozen lake.
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Ice Skipping
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you can skip ice across a lake
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Ice Carousel
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you can make a huge carousel with ice on a frozen lake.
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Triple Frozen Eggs
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… eggs freeze on top of each other when you crack them outside on the sidewalk.
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Hot Diet Coke and Mentos
It’s so cold in Minnesota that… you can get an even better Hot Mentos & Diet Coke effect in the cold.
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Frozen Spaghetti
Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can set your spaghetti outside and it will freeze in mid-air.
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Overnight in Orbeez House
After we spent a lot of the winter building a Frozen Orbeez House with 3 million Orbeez, I spent the night in the house. We had an open house for others to see it and did an interview with the Weather Channel in the morning. Here’s the video of my time surviving in the frozen house.
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YouTube Silver Play Button
Thanks to everyone who has subscribed and supported Minnesota Cold! We thought we’d do something fun with our YouTube Silver Play Button award.
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Snow Swimming
My friend Chris Smith has been talking about getting me to try snow swimming for years. Last year I finally took him up on his offer. Not sure if I’ll be doing that again. Brrrrr!
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Minnesota Cold on the Weather Channel
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Frozen Orbeez House
Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can make a house out of Frozen Orbeez.
This was our biggest Minnesota Cold experiment ever. We started building the frame in the fall and finally completed the house after dumping Orbeez into it for 15 days straight. I also spent the night in it after it was built.
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Biking in the Snow
As a principal, I sometimes hear students say, “Mr. Ziegler, we shouldn’t have had school today. It’s so bad outside.” This is my usual response.
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Frozen Eggs
Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can crack an egg and it will freeze in mid-air. You can also fry an egg in the cold.
I took advantage of one of the coldest days in the past twenty years to try some experiments with freezing eggs.
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Minneapolis Icicles
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Ice Brick House
Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can build a house out of bricks made from ice (if it stays cold long enough). I attempted this one two different winters and failed both times. Stay tuned for my bigger and better idea this year!
I attempted this one twice and a stretch of warm weather killed the project both times. This year I’ve got a new idea that hopefully will work well!
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How to Make an Ice Rink
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can build an ice rink in your backyard. This video shows how to make a backyard ice rink and how to add a logo to a DIY hockey rink. Special thanks to Dan & Lucy Olson and their ice skating kids!
Everyone loves to ice skate. Now you can make your own rink in your yard with these instructions!
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Swing Set Ice Castle
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can spray down your playground to turn it into an ice castle (almost). This one didn’t turn out so well, but it was still fun to give the idea a try. Maybe given a little more time… Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
I was hoping that this one would have worked better than it did. Oh well, sometimes that’s the way it goes…
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Creative Handmade Greeting or Homemade Birthday Card Instructions
Looking for a great way to wish someone a happy birthday? Follow these instructions for creative handmade four-picture folding birthday or greeting card.
Watch the video tutorial here:
You can create the cards two different ways:
- Crop, cut, and move the 4 pictures digitally over the pattern on a computer.
- Print the 5x7s at a store or on a color printer, then tape or glue them to the pattern below.
Here is the pattern if you would like to try it yourself.
- Folding Card Grid to Print – PDF (Direct Download)
- Folding Card Grid to Print – Word Doc (Google Drive Link)
- Folding Card Grid to Print – Publisher File (Google Drive Link)
- Folding Card Grid to Print – JPEG p1, Folding Card Grid to Print – JPEG p2 (Direct Downloads)
- Folding Card Grid to Print – GIF p1, Folding Card Grid to Print – GIF p2 (Direct Downloads)
I hope you enjoy creating the card and make someone’s day!
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This time last week…
This is what it looked like at this time one week ago in the middle of the Minnesota April Blizzard.
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U.S. Bank Stadium Construction – Home of Super Bowl LII
Today U.S. Bank Stadium will host Super Bowl LII. For nearly three years, I took weekly pictures of the Metrodome demolition through new stadium construction. Below are some of my favorites.
Day of the first Vikings game in U.S. Bank Stadium.
It all started when I happened to ask a police officer why he was blocking off the road next to the Metrodome one Sunday morning. He said that they were going to be blowing up the walls of the Metrodome in a few minutes, so we stuck around. Here’s the footage I shot on my cell phone that morning with the kids in the car with me.
After that, I’ve been intrigued with the demolition of the Metrodome and the construction of the new Vikings Stadium.
I took pictures just about every week. Here are a couple of time lapses of the construction as well as links to the stadium’s progress since construction started.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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How to Make Ice Luminaries
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can light up your sidewalk walkway with ice lantern luminaries. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
If you’re looking for some fun ideas for ice decorations for your Super Bowl party, try making these luminaries out of ice .
Minnesota Cold Part 19A shows you how to make Ice Glasses and Ice Bowls.
Minnesota Cold Part 19B shows you how to make Ice Candle Holders, Ice Bowls, and Ice Vases.
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How to Make Ice Candle Holders, Vases, and Bowls
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can make candle holders, bowls, and vases out of ice. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
If you’re looking for some fun ideas for ice decorations for your Super Bowl party, try making these ice orb candle holders made out of ice, bowls made out of ice, and vases made out of ice for your frozen flowers.
Minnesota Cold Part 19A shows you how to make Frozen Ice Glasses and Frozen Ice Bowls.
Minnesota Cold Part 20 show you how to make Ice Luminaries for your winter party.
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How to Make Ice Glasses and Punch Bowl
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can make glasses and a punch bowl out of ice. . Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
If you’re looking for some fun ideas for ice decorations for your Super Bowl party, try making these frozen ice glasses and punch bowl. I also show you how to make the slushy punch to drink with it.
Minnesota Cold Part 19B shows you how to make Ice Candle Holders, Ice Bowls, and Ice Vases.
Minnesota Cold Part 20 show you how to make Ice Luminaries for your winter party.
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Trying to Make an Ice Castle
Not every Minnesota Cold experiment works. Here are some pictures of the Ice Castle I was trying to make by spraying down the play structure at my mom and dad’s house in Brainerd, Minnesota over the weekend.
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Minnesota Cold In The News – Channel 4 at Hope Academy
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Extreme Heat vs. Extreme Cold
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can test out extreme heat versus the extreme cold. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
Materials:
- Large Knife
- Blow Torches
- Old Minnesota Cold Experiments
- Hot Water Experiment (2 liter bottle, funnel, boiling water)
- Hot Chocolate (cup of hot chocolate)
- Frozen T-Shirt (t-shirt, hanger, bowl of water)
- Towel Sled (small towel, 2 small cans)
- Snowman Pinata (balloon, paper towels)
- Human Snowball (Wubble Bubble Ball)
- Watermelon Bowling (frozen watermelon)
- Instant Slurpee (2-liter bottle of soda pop)
- Frozen Banana Hammer (frozen banana, nail, board)
- Icicles
Steps:
- Freeze the item from the Minnesota Cold Experiment.
- Heat up the knife until it gets red hot.
- Attempt to cut the item with the knife.
- See whether the extreme heat or extreme cold wins!
Helpful Hints:
- Please be very careful doing this experiment.
- Wear gloves that can handle the extreme heat.
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Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
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Super Mario Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
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Frozen Orbeez Sled
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… if you don’t have a sled, you can make one out of frozen Orbeez. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
Materials:
- Two large storage containers that will hold about 8 gallons each
- One cup of dry Orbeez
- Two sleds
- LED Christmas lights with battery back
- Water
- Strainer
- Bricks
- Hill to sled down
- Cold weather
Steps:
- Measure out 1/2 cup of Orbeez for each container. Add about 7-8 gallons of water to each container.
- Let the Orbeez sit overnight to soak up the water.
- Use the strainer to scoop the Orbeez into the bottom sled.
- Put the second sled on top of the first. Use the bricks to weight down the top sled.
- Wait for the Orbeez to freeze (this will take much longer than you expect).
- Bring the sled with the frozen Orbeez to a hill. Tip it over and pop out the frozen Orbeez sled.
- Sled down the hill.
- Repeat if it doesn’t break into pieces.
Helpful Hints:
- Use plenty of LED lights so that if the Orbeez sled breaks, it will still be held together.
- Make sure that the temperature is very cold so it freezes more quickly.
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Fall Reflections on Hartley Lake, Minnesota
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Pictures of the Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium (2014-2016)
Last week completed almost 3 years of documenting the demolition of the Metrodome to the first game in the new Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium.
It all started when I happened to ask a police officer why he was blocking off the road next to the Metrodome one Sunday morning. He said that they were going to be blowing up the walls of the Metrodome in a few minutes, so we stuck around. Here’s the footage I shot on my cell phone that morning with the kids in the car with me.
After that, I’ve been intrigued with the demolition of the Metrodome and the construction of the new Vikings Stadium.
I took pictures just about every week. Here are a couple of time lapses of the construction as well as links to the stadium’s progress since construction started.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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First Minnesota Vikings Game at U.S. Bank Stadium (Sept. 18, 2016 – Vikes vs. Packers)
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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First Ever Vikings Game at U.S. Bank Stadium (Aug. 28, 2016 – Pre-season vs. Chargers)
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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12 Interesting Things I Learned During My Trip To Disneyland and California Adventures
Below are 12 interesting things we learned when visiting Disneyland and California Adventure. Play the video or read about each one below.
1. Across the street from Peter Pan, the Evil Queen peeks out from behind the drapes.
2. Cast members jump from a pontoon and use scuba gear to fix and inspect World of Color.
3. After the fireworks on Main Street, the alley behind the Emporium opens to move the crowd out faster.
4. If you go early to Special Celebrations, cast members give you high 4s as you walk into the park.
5. The lights on Route 66 in Radiator Springs turn on each night at exactly the time of sun set.
6. Every once in a while people get stranded on rides when they break down (and sometimes get compensated!)
7. If you look closely, there are hidden Mickeys everywhere.
8. The private (and secretive) Club 33 doesn’t let you get in very far with a video camera.
9. The Mickey on the Ferris Wheel gets covered with a Mickey shaped screen for the World of Color show.
10. You can get free stuff on big Disney birthdays.
11. Cast members sometimes play jokes on the person who hands them the camera.
12. Disney really likes to play with fire and always ends their shows with a big bang.
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Crater Lake, Oregon
Mom Dances to Hail to the Chief Remix Song When She Visits Washington, D.C.
See her original dance featured on entertainment TV:
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Vikings Stadium Ship Mast and Sail Go Up (May 22, 2016)
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Minnesota Twins Record with Torii Hunter
After another loss this season without Torii Hunter, I thought it might be interesting to look at some Minnesota Twins stats with and without Torii Hunter over the past 15 seasons (plus a few games from this season).
| Without Torii Hunter | With Torii Hunter | |||||||||
| Year | W | L | % | Divison | Year | W | L | % | Divison | |
| 2016 | 7 | 17 | 0.292 | 5th | 2015 | 83 | 79 | 0.512 | 2nd | |
| 2014 | 70 | 92 | 0.432 | 5th | 2007 | 79 | 83 | 0.488 | 3rd | |
| 2013 | 66 | 96 | 0.407 | 4th | 2006 | 96 | 66 | 0.593 | 1st | |
| 2012 | 66 | 96 | 0.407 | 5th | 2005 | 83 | 79 | 0.512 | 3rd | |
| 2011 | 63 | 99 | 0.389 | 5th | 2004 | 92 | 70 | 0.568 | 1st | |
| 2010 | 94 | 68 | 0.580 | 1st | 2003 | 90 | 72 | 0.556 | 1st | |
| 2009 | 87 | 76 | 0.534 | 1st | 2002 | 94 | 67 | 0.584 | 1st | |
| 2008 | 88 | 75 | 0.540 | 2nd | 2001 | 85 | 77 | 0.525 | 2nd | |
| TOTAL | 541 | 619 | 0.4664 | 3.5 | TOTAL | 702 | 593 | 0.5421 | 1.75 | |
Note: Wins/Losses include all Twins games (not just the ones he started or played in) during the seasons Torii was either on or off the Twins’ roster. The 2016 record is through April 30, 2016.
These are the totals over the past 15 seasons plus the start of the 2016 season.
Some quick stats to point out:
- Games without Torii = 1160. Games with Torii = 1295
- Even though the Twins played 135 more games during that span with Torri, they have lost fewer times (593 vs. 619 losses).
- Wins without Torii = 541. Wins with Torii = 702
- Loses without Torii = 619. Loses with Torii = 593
- Winning percentage without Torii = 46.6%. Winning percentage without Torii = 54.2%.
The average place in the Central division without Torii was 3.5. The average with him was 1.75.
I think I’m seeing a pattern. We’re in for a long season… Torii, please come back!!!!
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Disneyland Dancing Mom Dances in Hawaii
The Disneyland Dancing mom recently took her dance to Hawaii. She did the dance in 36 different locations around the Big Island of Hawaii. Here are pictures of all the places she did her dance:
001 – Ocean in Kona
003 – Pu’uhonua Honaunau
See her original dance featured on entertainment TV:
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Continued Repairs to the Vikes Stadium (Mar. 20, 2016)
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Leaky Gutter Damage to the New Minnesota Vikings Stadium (Feb. 28, 2016)
At the beginning of January, I noticed these large icicles hanging from the roof and snow build-up near the top of the new Minnesota Vikings Football Stadium.
Last week, the team began fixing the damage caused by leaky gutters by taking down the U.S. Bank sign, as well as many of the black panels. Below are several before and after pictures.
Here are some more pictures of what the stadium looked like this morning, now that many of the panels have been removed.
The picture below (sorry about the quality) shows the workers earlier this week, working late into the night with spotlights on the stadium, taking down the panels.
The StarTribune reported that the damage caused by the leaky gutters will cost $4 million to repair.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Minnesota Cold (Part 1 – TAKE 2) Hot Boiling Water in the Air – Off a 7 Story Building
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… if you throw a pot of boiling water off a seven story building, it vaporizes before it hits the ground. Watch and subscribe to the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: http://www.youtube.com/nziegler . Special thanks to Steve Carlisle for his assistance in this video.
Materials:
- Pot of boiling water
- A very high building
- A really cold day
Steps:
- Boil a large pot of water on the stove or on a burner. (You may have to reheat it when you get to the top floor.)
- On the roof of a very tall building, carefully approach the edge.
- Throw the pot of water off the edge of the building.
Helpful Hints:
- Make sure that it is a building that people do not walk next to. If not all of the water vaporizes, you may burn someone with the boiling water.
- Have someone watch it from below (not directly below). That’s the best view.
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Site of the 2018 Super Bowl – New Minnesota Vikings Stadium – Super Bowl 52 LII (Feb. 7, 2016)
The new Vikings Stadium will be the site for Super Bowl 52 in the year 2018. Here are some pictures from this morning, two years before the kick-off of Super Bowl LII.
Click here to see more pictures of the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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New Minnesota Vikings Football Stadium Pictures
It all started when I happened to ask a police officer why he was blocking off the road next to the Metrodome one Sunday morning. He said that they were going to be blowing up the walls of the Metrodome in a few minutes, so we stuck around. Here’s the footage I shot on my cell phone that morning with the kids in the car with me.
After that, I’ve been intrigued with the demolition of the Metrodome and the construction of the new Vikings Stadium.
I take pictures just about every week. Here are a couple of time lapses of the construction as well as links to the stadium’s progress since construction started.
Below are my blog post pictures of the Metrodome demolition and the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium construction. (Most of these were originally posted at www.ZigsPics.com .
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What it Looked Like Two Years Ago (Jan. 31, 2016)
Two years ago (January 2014), I took some pictures of the Metrodome demolition. Today I tried to take pictures from those same spots two years later. Pretty crazy the progress they’ve made on the new stadium.
More pictures documenting the progress over the past two years: From Metrodome Demolition to New Vikings Stadium Construction
And, I’ll throw in a picture from the west end of the stadium from today (even though I don’t have one from 2 years ago).
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Minnesota Cold In The News – Live from NBC’s KARE 11 Backyard
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Minnesota Cold (Part 16) Frozen Flowers
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… if you forget your flowers outside, they’ll freeze overnight and shatter in the morning. Special thanks to Chicago-Lake Floral in Minneapolis for the donation of the flowers. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
Materials:
- Flowers
- A hard surface outside to shatter the flowers
- Cold weather
Steps:
- Pick up some flowers from the local flower shop.
- Set the flowers outside for several hours or overnight.
- Smash the flowers on your sidewalk for a great effect.
Helpful Hints:
- Ask your florist for flowers that they are going to throw out for the weekend (you might get them for free).
- Flowers that have begun or have already opened, work the best.
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Minnesota Cold (Part 15) Human Snowball
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Minnesota, it’s so cold that… you can make a human snowball out of frozen towels and roll it down the hill with someone inside. Special thanks to Hugh Brown for going into the human snowball and Steve Carlisle for helping shoot some of the video. Watch and subscribe all of the Minnesota Cold Weather Experiments: www.youtube.com/nziegler .
Materials:
- Large inflatable ball
- Thin towels
- Camping chairs
- Watering can
- Knife
- Large hill
- Cold temperatures
Steps:
- Inflate a large inflatable ball. Start in the house, then move outside.
- Cover the ball with layers of wet towels.
- Cut a hatch in the towels so you can get in and out.
- Pour water over the towels until a thicker layer of ice has formed (about 15 times).
- Cut the hatch back open and bring your human snowball to a large hill.
- Put someone inside of the human snowball (with a helmet), then cover the hatch with a wet towel.
- Push them down the hill and help them get out if the ball doesn’t break.
- Repeat if the ball isn’t crushed.
Helpful Hints:
- Make sure it’s really cold. The towels and layers of ice freeze much faster that way.
- Don’t inflate the ball too much or else it will pop.
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Last Week of the Regular Season (Jan. 3, 2016)
Click here to see more pictures of the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
Click on the Stadium picture below to see pictures of the new Minnesota Vikings Football Stadium.
The Vikings Pancakes made the news! Here’s the story: KARE 11 Pancake Art Story:
Minnesota Vikings Pancake Designs:
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Star Wars Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
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Oregon Duck Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
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Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
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Christmas Pancakes
More pancake art videos and pictures:
- Christmas Pancakes
- Minnesota Gopher Pancakes
- Oregon Duck Pancakes
- Star Wars Pancakes
- Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
- Super Mario Pancakes
- Minnesota Wild Hockey Pancakes
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Minnesota Vikings Pancakes
Click on the Stadium picture below to see pictures of the new Minnesota Vikings Football Stadium.
The Vikings Pancakes made the news! Here’s the story: KARE 11 Pancake Art Story:
Click on the Goldie Gopher picture below to see more videos and pictures of Pancake Art.
Viking Pancake Designs:
To view or print all of the Minnesota Vikings Pancake Patterns, download the .pdf file of the patterns here: Minnesota Vikings Pancake Patterns
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How to Make Star Wars Pancakes
To view or print all of the Star Wars Pancake patterns, download the .pdf file of the patterns here: Star Wars Pancake Patterns
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More Glass on the Downtown Side (Dec. 13, 2015)
Click here to see more pictures of the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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One Year to Go (Sept. 13, 2015)
Click here to see more pictures of the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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The East End is Almost Complete (Aug. 9, 2015)
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To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Full Stadium Views Around The Outside of the Stadium (June 14, 2015)
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To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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The Old Metrodome Road and Sign Are Gone (Apr. 26, 2015)
Click here to see more pictures of the progress of the new Minnesota Vikings Stadium.
To view almost 3 years’ worth of pictures of the Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium Construction, click here: Vikings U.S. Bank Stadium Pictures
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Downtown Minneapolis Lightning Storm
Video and pictures of the lightning storm that went through downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota on April 1, 2015. Shot with a Samsung Galaxy S4 in 1920 x 1080. Music used with permission: Epic Unease by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).
Originally posted at www.ZigsPics.com .
