Snowmen have been around since the 16th century. They originated in Europe, where they were made out of snow, coal, and sticks. The snowman is a symbol of winter, and a favorite of children everywhere. The first known mention of a snowman was in the book, Snowball Fight, published in 1611. During the Victorian era, people began to create more elaborate snowmen, adding accessories such as scarves, hats, and gloves. By the early 20th century, snowmen had become a popular symbol of the winter season, and they remain a beloved part of the holiday season to this day.
Building a snowman can be a lot of fun, and it’s a fantastic family activity. By following a few simple steps, anyone can build a snowman with their family. Likewise, Cody Lutz, from Kentucky made a giant 9-foot snowman outside his house.
Lutz made this huge snowman with the help of his fiancee and her sister, utilizing a tree trunk as a base. And the trunk he used as the foundation was quite big. Here, the incident that happened is a driver attempted to take down the triple-decker snowmen, discovering the large wooden base.
Lutz made this huge snowman with the help of his fiancé and her sister, utilizing a tree trunk as a base. And the trunk he used as the foundation was quite big. Here, the incident that happened is a driver attempted to take down the triple-decker snowmen, discovering the large wooden base.
Lutz knew nothing about the hit-and-run until he arrived home on Monday to see tire tracks heading up to the snowman, where the vehicle looked to have collided with a tree trunk and come to a halt.
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