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| The Snowmen and Snow-women of Murray County |
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February 13, 2013 |
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MacKenzie DeLong and Chantel Scarset smile with their snowman they created. There were many snowmen and snow-women created before the storm hit on Sunday. See page 10 for more photos. | The right mixture of snow created a snowman and snowwoman force among many kids and families across the area before the wind blew its way through. |
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Even though a snowstorm has a lot of negatives and puts most people’s spirits down, there are some positives that go along with it as well, especially when the conditions are right. The right mixture of snow created a snowman and snowwoman force among many kids and families across the area before the wind blew its way through. Prior to the storm, countless numbers of them were built to guard the front lawns of the families in the area and give an awkward salute and smile to those that passed by. Some were dressed for the occasion, others were dressed for future occasions, but one thing was for certain. All the creations gave the kids and families a reason to have fun, smile, and think positive, rather than all the negatives that a winter snow storm usually provides. Here are a number of photos of some of the snowmen and snow-women that were created before the storm hit. Pick up a copy of this week’s Murray County News to see photos of many of the snowpeople around Slayton. |
©Murray County News 2013