Friends build igloo 'hotel' in Winter Storm Jonas
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The recent snow storm on the east coast of America caused chaos for millions of people, but a group of friends still managed to have some fun.
Patrick Horton and his friends built an igloo in their back garden and attempted to rent it out for guests to pay to stay overnight in.
The view from inside the igloo looking out.
They listed it on accommodation website Airbnb for $200 a night (around 拢140) as a boutique winter igloo for two and somewhere to chill out in.
The igloo is furnished inside with blankets, cushions and even candles.
It was described as: "Dripping with ingenuity and alt-lifestyle aura lays the Snopocalypse of 2016's most desirable getaway."
"Hand-crafted, and built using only natural elements - we're offering the experience of a life time in this chic dome-style bungalow."
The advert of the igloo listing the $200 nightly rate
But the advert was taken down by Airbnb because it didn't meet their guest standards, although they did compliment the igloo, saying it looked very well constructed.
Making the igloo involved lots of digging.
The next part involved sculpting the dome of the igloo and entrance.
- Published26 January 2016
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