We don't get a lot of snow in Edinburgh, or even a lot of seriously cold weather, but it's chilly just now - freezing-ish. Yesterday the children played in the garden. Here, Grandson makes a snowcastle with a bucket and spade from the sandpit.
And so does Oldest Granddaughter. Then -
she JUMPS on it.
Playing in the sand is quite a common activity here - we're on the coast - but playing in the snow is a novelty.
Predictably, Grandson makes roads.
We combine forces to make an extremely small and somewhat sinister snowman.
And Oldest Granddaughter, who has a heart-shaped bucket, makes a snowheart.
Such fun.
Just enough snow for your Grands to have fun and make memories. Lovely. Patty Mc
ReplyDeleteI remember having fun with snow at their age!
ReplyDeleteI can remember thinking snow was so great when I was a kid because we lived in an area that never got it. But now unless it's in pictures I don't care for it at all.
ReplyDeletePerfect amount of snow because too much is a real pain!
ReplyDeleteThere hasn't been a decent snowfall yet for our granddaughter but they scraped together a miniscule snowman from the ice on a park bench which made me hoot.
ReplyDeleteI love yours with the wry smile. It's as if the snowman knows that it is not quite up to scratch.
A lovely post, thank you. Your snowman is funny!
ReplyDeleteNothing better than a play in the snow. That snowman does remind me of someone, just not sure who..
ReplyDeleteAwwww, how fun -- I'll bet the children were thrilled!!!
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