Photos of the Day 2010

Photos by Mark Kurtz Photography. These are the Photos of the Day from the 2010 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival.

FEB. 14: Kiddie Parade on Main Street

FEB. 14: Women's cross-country ski races

Feb. 13: Tribal. The People's Percussion Ensemble.

: Feb. 13: The Carnival Characters made their annual appearance at the Ice Palace. Tigger was greeted with open arms by this Carnival reveler.

FEB. 12: The famous Rotary Dancers do the cancan at the annual Winter Carnival Rotary Club Variety Show.

FEB. 12: Inner tube racers get a good push at the start of their heat on the slope of Mount Pisgah.

FEB. 11: Skater at the the 23rd Annual Meineker Memorial Skating Exhibition presented at the Civic Center.

FEB. 10: The start of one of the younger classes at the Mac's Canoe Livery Snowshoe Races at Dewey Mountain.

FEB. 7: Ultimate Frisbee Tournament on the Petrova Athletic Fields

FEB. 7: Action from the White Stag Downhill Ski Races at Mount Pisgah, one of the longest-running ski races in the country

FEB 6: The opening fireworks over the Ice Palace just after the official lighting of the palace.

FEB 6: NBT Bank Ladies Fry Pan Toss. This is Jill Reymore throwing to her win (33 feet) in her age class.

FEB. 5: Dancing at the Coronation in the Harrietstown Town Hall

FEB. 4: Many of the volunteer Ice Palace workers celebrate the successful completion of this year's Winter Carnival Ice Palace.

FEB. 4: The Saranac Lake 2010 Winter Carnival Ice Palace. The official lighting of the palace will take place on Saturday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. immediately followed by the opening fireworks.

FEB. 3: Mark Weller and Dean Baker set the year in place on the top of the back wall of the Ice Palace.

FEB. 1: "Late night work on the Ice Palace - slushing the palace walls."

FEB. 1: Ice Palace Chairman Dean Baker opens up the front entrance to the Ice Palace.

JAN. 31: Four volunteers wrestle an ice block onto the wall of the "jail" at the Ice Palace.

JAN. 30: Bill Madden, in the foreground running the controls of the crane, and Tom Hyde and Mark Weller, on the wall, guide an ice block into place.