Last updated on February 13th, 2024 at 07:53 am
A California couple drove 86 miles with a truck bed full of snow to give their great-grandchild a first-time winter experience.
Russ Furse, a retired police lieutenant, and Carol Nelson recently celebrated the birth of their third great-grandchild.
Planning a visit to their grandson, Alex Chavers, his fiancé Jesse Rood, and their children in Huntington Beach, California, the couple seized a unique opportunity when snow fell near their home in Lake Arrowhead.
After collecting an estimated 600-700 pounds of snow, Furse and Nelson made the nearly two-hour drive to the coast, surprising the family with a personal flurry of winter fun.
One-year-old Carter Chavers, along with his older brothers Jacob and Adam, delighted in the unexpected snowfall.
“They all were playing snowball fight, running around, we even built a mini snowman,” said stay-at-home mom Jesse Rood.
“Carter was feeling the snow and was amazed by it. He was laughing and ended up even throwing a little snowball at his big brothers.”
