It was considerably larger (and heavier) than the Minnesota ice-fishing shanties appearing on many state lakes this time of year. That explains why it was with some trepidation that workers moved an 1880's-era, 60-ton, two story house across frozen White Bear Lake this week. And, in the end, it came off without a hitch. Video, photos and story at The Mnpls Star-Tribune.
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January 30, 2009
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