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Duck Classic Golf Tournament 2025
10/27/2025

Duck Classic Golf Tournament 2025

Big love for the city that made us! Thank you, H-Town. 🧊
10/26/2025

Big love for the city that made us! Thank you, H-Town. 🧊

“Just the Ice Man and his Ice Lady, keeping it cool.”😎 🧊
10/16/2025

“Just the Ice Man and his Ice Lady, keeping it cool.”😎 🧊

ICE COLD 🧊
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ICE COLD 🧊

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Ice Ice Baby
09/12/2025

Ice Ice Baby

09/10/2025

The Ice-Cutters of the Great Lakes
Before the era of refrigeration, the harvesting of ice from the frozen Great Lakes was a massive, brutal industry. Each winter, crews of ice-cutters would venture onto the thick ice of lakes like Michigan and Erie. Using horse-drawn plows and massive saws, they would score the surface into a grid and cut huge, crystal-clear blocks. Men like "Big Jim" O'Malley, a foreman from Chicago, led teams that worked in sub-zero temperatures and blinding snow squalls, their beards frozen solid with ice. The blocks were then transported to massive, insulated ice houses lining the shores, where they were packed in sawdust to last through the summer. This ice would be shipped on specially designed ice barges to cities across the Midwest, preserving food and cooling drinks. It was dangerous work; men could easily slip into the freezing water or be crushed by shifting ice. O'Malley's saying was: "We're not just cutting ice; we're harvesting winter to make summer bearable." The industry vanished with modern refrigeration, but for a century, it was a vital part of the national economy.

Matagorda Beach Ice Cold Ice
08/12/2025

Matagorda Beach Ice Cold Ice

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