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Just one day after I posted about wanting snow… we welcomed our first snow and we celebrated the day by going sledding of course. We got our toboggan ready and away we went. And boy am I glad I scooped one of them up for $20 at a yard sale!
At first I tried to get out of a long drive by going to a cemetary nearby that has decent hills but alas they were not steep/fast enough for my brood. So we went to a park that has some very steep hills that relatively tree free.
My oldest boy did a little running while pulling the sled and his younger brother.
They stopped to check out the resting place of President Harding and his wife, which makes this an educational outing too I guess.
Back on the slopes… these hills are MUCH better and they even found some people to race. Our wooden toboggan kicks plastic sled booty.
Looking forward to more snow days!
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Now that is a lot of snow! I’m just not a big fan of the white stuff any more. :–( I know. I suck.
Love the photos! We didn’t have snow this year in Seattle. Last year, the streets closed down and we slid down the neighbor streets….ahhhh…remembering the old Minnesota days growing up with buckets of snow. Happy Holidays