A caricature artist works inside an insulated bubble in snowy Vieux Montreal (Old Montreal) in Quebec, Canada.
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How interesting! That guy is pretty clever to solve the winter weather problem that way.
Yeah — they looked so warm in there and we were FREEEEZING!
That is so cool!
That looks so cool! Only set back, he can’t have a fire place inside that bubble.
Happy New Year 2012!
haha, now that would be nice! happy new year to you as well — and happy travels!