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Brothers create massive snow sculptures created for a cause
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Snow can be mesmerizing.
For the Bartz brothers in New Brighton, Minnesota, it's become a charitable art form.
The Bartz boys--Austin, 21, Trevor, 20, and Connor, 17--are local celebrities for their annual massive snow sculptures that attract people from all across as if their yard were an art gallery.
The three brothers spend their winter breaks gathering snow from across the neighborhood and molding it into sea creatures of their liking.
In the past they've done a pufferfish, walrus, shark and a turtle, according to People magazine.
This year, they created an octopus that measures 18 feet tall and 35 feet wide.
But there's more to it: The brothers are accepting donations from people who come to their front yard to view the snow sculptures and are donating that money to people in Haiti.
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