Victorians and Snow

[BettyO]

Found this wonderful old photo of two circa 1888 ladies playing in the snow and making a Victorian snow-lady! Quite a good one, too! Also, check out Dave Taylor's BoothieBarn regarding JWB and some snowy adventures....


   

[PaigeBooth]

That is an amazing photo, Betty! Those ladies were truly talented. Also, thanks for the update on Boothie Barn, I visited there last evening after reading your post; Dave's article is wonderful.

Perhaps I'll try going out in my yard and build a "snow girl" today. If it turns out any good I'll post a picture.

[Eva Elisabeth]

I agree with Paige, this is a real snow sculpture - amazing find, Betty!

[HerbS]

Snow sculptures are fun! It was my job, with 5 other guys, to guard our dorm's snow sculpture[covered wagon] in Michigan,during our Winter Festival.It was very cold that night in 1965.

[RJNorton]

Paige, did you make the snow girl?

[HerbS]

I loved to make snow angels when I was a kid! Now,I think it would be an earthquake in the winter!

[Gene C]

Great picture Betty.

Here are a few more creative snowmen ideas.
http://www.angelfire.com/wa/zzaran/calvin.html

[PaigeBooth]

Well, here is a picture of the snow girl I built. As you can see by her attire, she prefers the warmer weather!! Photo coming soon!!!

[RJNorton]

Wow, that's a neat snowgirl, Paige. Nice job!

[BettyO]

Really cute, Paige!

[Eva Elisabeth]

Very stylish, Paige! (Love her attire, especially in pink!)

[HerbS]

That is a very colorfulllll snow girl and "life"size too!Pink is HOT!