Rhett and Harlow's construction worker snowman. Photo submitted by Jake Knospe.
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Braelyn and Kaia wanted to create some snowmen to bring joy to their neighbors. Makenzie was enjoying her first time playing in the snow! Caption and photo collage submitted by Hillary Lau.
BY TINA L. SCOTT EDITOR
What better way to celebrate the long-awaited winter snow than by getting out there and having fun with it? That's exactly what Merrill kids (and grownups, too) did when the area finally got a good dumping of snow in late March. Look at all the creativity and smiles! You can almost hear the laughter just from looking at the photos. Celebrate winter while it lasts!
"My son Holden (5) is so excited for the snow. He and dad worked on his fort Friday (they shoveled most of the front yard to make it) and mom helped with the decorating??. With the weight of the additional snow Sunday night, the fort started to collapse, so Monday he and mom made a new castle fort. He didnt get time to color it though before the rain started." Caption and photo submitted by Kimberley "Herdt" Maluegge.
"First snowmobile ride of 2024 - Dad and kids." Photo and caption submitted by Pamela Mittelsteadt Schotz.
"Pa with two of his grandchildren. First time we had snowmen in our yard in six years." Photo and caption submitted by Pamela Mittelsteadt Schotz.
Madelyn and Eliana's snowman! They were so excited to finally be able to build a snowman with mom and dad this winter! Photo submitted by Natalie Klug.
Scarlett and Philip, our grandchildren from Madison, visiting for the week and got to build a snow fort and color it. Fun times in Merrill! Photo and caption submitted by Sharon Wahoske.
Photo submitted by Pamela Mittelsteadt Schotz.
Photo submitted by Pamela Mittelsteadt Schotz.
Photo submitted by Pamela Mittelsteadt Schotz.
"Daughter Michelle and grandkids Sophie and Sam made this snow bunny." Photo and caption submitted by Chip Mosser.
"This is Landon (15) and his pup Prim (9ish)! He did this in a light rain! ????? He used his brother's hat and gloves (that didn't go over well??), rocks as eyes (we hope they don't get run over by the lawn mower this summer), and a half of a carrot for the nose! Took most the day to warm up! It is better than video games?????proud of our Lando!" Caption and photo submitted by Aimee Joy Knospe.
"Hard work" by an 8-year-old, 6-year-old, and 5 1/2-year-old! Photo submitted by Molly Proulx Schult.
Photo submitted by Tamara Marczak.
Before the snowman got an umbrella. Kassandra, Devon, Myia and Alexander. Photo submitted by Becky Johnson.
Mirbella Murillo submitted this photo of their family's snowman.
Photo submitted by Carey Kerchefski.
Kassandra, Devon, Myia, and Alexander's snowman needed an umbrella this afternoon. Photo submitted by Becky Johnson.
Novalee and Forest's snowman, Fredrick, and his snowbaby, Potter. Photo submitted by Alysian Ivy Kimmons.
Rhett and Harlow's construction worker snowman. Photo submitted by Jake Knospe.
My niece, Scarlett, with her snowgirl. She was creative with leaves for the hair and Crocs for shoes. "Her mini me." The mini me went to live in the snow fort Scarlett and her brother built. Photo and caption submitted by Heather A. Wahoske.
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