Ever notice how creative some people get with their sledding equipment. At BYU the students borrow cafeteria trays to slide down the Marriott Center slope. In New York's Central Park the kids just use flattened cardboard. A few years ago Laurel & I tried to use our landlady's flat shovel to sled down our steep street (I think I saw that on "It's a Wonderful Life", but it didn't work well for us).
Today's photo shows how creative we were in finding sledding equipment for the little ones. When the twins were little, they were put in a standard plastic dish bucket to brave the slopes.
Here is one of the twins, positioned in her bucket at the top of a slope (looks like she is preparing to push off).
1 comment:
Where is the helmet?
Our kids will never know the spontaneous (dangerous) adventure that we all grew up with...and survived.
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