Our neighbors, the Zimmer's, asked the boys to go sledding. We decided last minute for all of us to tag along. There are two hills here, next to each other. The small one on the left closer to the front and the larger on the other side of the brush on the right, back. You can kinda see three children sitting at the top of the small hill (about 9 o'clock). This is J, C and the Zimmer's youngest, Victor. Then, near the center of the picture, a group is standing at the top of the larger hill. That is where M, S, and R are with the rest of the Zimmer kids. It does appear the hilltop is even higher, but if you started from that high up, it would be suicide. None of my other pictures turned out very well so you have to use your imagination. But in the end, the younger kids were sledding down the bigger hill. Joey and I stood and watched in fear, laughing and cheering them on while Todd Zimmer (their father) stood at the end of the big hill to keep them from going into an area of trees and brush. It was really fun and not too far or difficult to get to, so we may just do it again! I took the pic below to show the crystal in his eyebrows. It was cold but didn't seem quite that cold!
Once he got over the snow that gets in your face when you sled, he loved the whole experience!
Our neighbors, the Zimmer's, asked the boys to go sledding. We decided last minute for all of us to tag along. There are two hills here, next to each other. The small one on the left closer to the front and the larger on the other side of the brush on the right, back. You can kinda see three children sitting at the top of the small hill (about 9 o'clock). This is J, C and the Zimmer's youngest, Victor. Then, near the center of the picture, a group is standing at the top of the larger hill. That is where M, S, and R are with the rest of the Zimmer kids. It does appear the hilltop is even higher, but if you started from that high up, it would be suicide. None of my other pictures turned out very well so you have to use your imagination. But in the end, the younger kids were sledding down the bigger hill. Joey and I stood and watched in fear, laughing and cheering them on while Todd Zimmer (their father) stood at the end of the big hill to keep them from going into an area of trees and brush. It was really fun and not too far or difficult to get to, so we may just do it again! I took the pic below to show the crystal in his eyebrows. It was cold but didn't seem quite that cold!
Once he got over the snow that gets in your face when you sled, he loved the whole experience!
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what wonderful sledding hills
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