Amazing Winter Scene Emerges After Denver City Park Gets Accidentally Coated In Ice

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by Nando Di Fino | 11:00 am, November 17th, 2011

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City Park in Denver became an awe-inspiring science project Wednesday, after a city employee mistakenly programmed the sprinklers in the park to go off at 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday instead of 10:30 a.m. the following morning. The result? What The Weather Channel is terming a “happy mistake” — trees, leaves, and even blades of grass encapsulated in perfect balls of ice. Temperatures hit below freezing overnight as the sprinklers were going off, and everything in the park that was coated with water quickly turned to ice. Officials say no plants or trees were damaged by the ice.

Enjoy the video of nature coated in ice, courtesy of The Weather Channel:

Denver City Park, Frozen Winter Wonderland, Ice, Sprinklers, Weather Channel

http://mediamatters.org/ Leedog

The city employee responsible for icing the park has got to be a Republicon, since he’s unable to tell the time of the day!!
Kid Dynamite

“City Park in Denver became an awe-inspiring science project Wednesday….”

Water freezing is an awe-inspiring science project? This writer must have flunked out of special ed class.
Anonymous

The only real mistake is that there were no ‘Occupiers’ squatting there at the time…LOL
Nick O’Teen

You see, even nature is for occupying parks.
Anonymous

“The trees dem be covered in rain but it don’t move, and we saw homeless dark people but day was all frozen too and we think they is snowmen” – Tea party Representative.
Propecia Lawyer

Propecia Lawyer

It looks so cool but I think it has to be realy cold for that to happen.