Tres bien! Marine Fossier, of France, enjoys the luge as part of her time as an exchange student in Naseby. Photos: Simon Henderson
Saoirse Jackson (4) points the way for her mother Michelle Jackson, of Dunedin, at the ice festival.
Rylee Trembeth (14, left) and Mika Cottle (16), of Outram, said coming to the festival from Dunedin was an annual event for them.
Cousins Briar Duncan (12, left), of Gimmerburn and Maggie Dowling (11), of Naseby, get ready to let go of their Chinese lanterns at the Naseby Ice Festival on Saturday night. Photo: Supplied
Naseby Ice Festival was the perfect place for a family gathering for (back from left) Daniel Knowles, of Gore, Garry Knowles, of Clyde, Sally Brandreth, of Gore, Katie Knowles and Shane Harris, of Dunedin, Carmen Knowles, of Clyde, (front-kneeling from...
An ‘‘awesome day’’ was had by Lisa Greenfield, of Dunedin, who tried out the luge at the ice festival.
Mild weather did not dampen the spirits at the Naseby Ice Festival at the weekend. Visitors enjoyed experiencing indoor and outdoor curling, ice skating and the luge at the annual festival. The ice rink was transformed into a magical lantern display in the early evening as dozens of Chinese lanterns floated away above the park. Reporter Simon Henderson was there.
