Snow in Waco

There was so much to see downtown, but I had to get back home to take pictures of the family. Click on the picture to see the full size image.

The sun was getting higher and It was getting harder to find areas where there was contrast between the snow and other objects. This is looking own toward the stage in Indian Springs Park.	The Cameron Park entrance.	The Brazos River looking towards Waco Drive from Cameron Park.
Lonely Bird on a wooden fence. He was playing with a piece of plastic in the snow. He would pick it up then throw it and dive into the snow with it.	The railroad tracks crossing U. Parks.	Church at Clay Ave. and S. 2nd St.
This was a plowed field just south of HWY 6 and Bagby Ave.	Same location but looking towards the Hewitt area.	I was heading home so I could get some family pictures.
Playground cover in snow. The moisture had lifted high enough that we now had a low cloud cover. It would last until about 14 hrs.	I made it home and went outside with Carlos. He was knocking the snow off the tree. Most of it ended up inside his jacket.	This was Isabelle's first snow. She wasn't too happy because it was too cold.
Vicky was all excited about running around and eating snow. She got hit by a couple of snowballs but she is use to the rough playing so it didn't bother her.	Carlos and Maiko came out to have a snowball fight with me.	That is the mother of all snowballs.
I had my gloves on so my hands stayed warm.	Carlos had to put his hands in his pockets once in awhile to get them warm again. No mercy.	Isabelle and Elfida after Carlos got them with a snowball.
	The whole family, including Dora, came over to take pictures. About two hours after the last picture was taken the snow had disappeared from the ground. The day warmed up as the sun came out. By the next day you couldn't tell it had snowed.
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