22 Feb Underhill Commissions a Snow Sculpture for 2013 Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous
Main Street in Whitehorse, Yukon has a couple new surveyors on the block. For the Underhill Geomatics Centennial celebration a snow sculpture of two surveys working hard in the woods has been expertly carved and is proving to be very popular with tourist and locals alike, all stopping to get a look and a photo of the two gentlemen working hard. The building in the background is the historic White Pass & Yukon Route train station. It was originally built in 1900. It burnt down and was rebuilt in 1905.
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- Horace Fraser taking notes on triangluation survey, 1922.
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- The Underhill 100 years snow sculpture
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- Turning angles and taking notes
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- Mike the expert snow carver putting on some final touches