You can't make snowmen or snowballs easily here in Minnesota. Why? Because it is so cold that the snow is too dry and won't stick together. It's quite the downer to have so much snow and not really be able to play in it. BUT a few weeks ago it was a glorious 40 degrees for a WEEK, allowing for lots of meltage and perfect snowman building snow. Kurtis jumped at the chance and we bundled everyone up for a lesson in snowman building.
Sarah was the overseer
and voila! "I want to make it big!" explained Kurtis. So it was over 7 feet. And I didn't take a picture of him rolling the torso up a plank because it was so heavy. We took video though..quite amusing. Too bad it stayed warm and melted quickly. It lost its head the first day and torso soon after. Now it looks like an Easter Island statue.
You can't make snowmen or snowballs easily here in Minnesota. Why? Because it is so cold that the snow is too dry and won't stick together. It's quite the downer to have so much snow and not really be able to play in it. BUT a few weeks ago it was a glorious 40 degrees for a WEEK, allowing for lots of meltage and perfect snowman building snow. Kurtis jumped at the chance and we bundled everyone up for a lesson in snowman building. 
Sarah was the overseer
and voila! "I want to make it big!" explained Kurtis. So it was over 7 feet. And I didn't take a picture of him rolling the torso up a plank because it was so heavy. We took video though..quite amusing. Too bad it stayed warm and melted quickly. It lost its head the first day and torso soon after. Now it looks like an Easter Island statue. 
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What a cute snowsuit she has on!! She is so adorable. Also, that is the largest snowman I have ever seen made by one person...
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