Sledding day
Families take to the hills at Kennedy Park
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Connor Albright, 12, of Fort Dodge, braces himself as he slides down the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park Sunday afternoon.
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Trevor Askvig, 10, of Humboldt, is all smiles as he makes his way back up the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park with his snowboard Sunday afternoon.
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Sydney Novencide, 10, of Fort Dodge, ditched her sled in favor of rolling down the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park Sunday afternoon.
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- -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
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- -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Connor Albright, 12, of Fort Dodge, braces himself as he slides down the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park Sunday afternoon.
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- -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Trevor Askvig, 10, of Humboldt, is all smiles as he makes his way back up the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park with his snowboard Sunday afternoon.
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- -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Sydney Novencide, 10, of Fort Dodge, ditched her sled in favor of rolling down the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park Sunday afternoon.
Ashlyne Hofbauer, 11, of Manson, gives her younger brother Max Hofbauer, 4, a push, as he prepares to slide down the hill at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park Sunday afternoon. Their father, Robert Hofbauer, looks on. Hofbauer said he thought it would be a nice day to take the kids sledding. “I was just hoping there was still enough snow,” he said. Temperatures rose above 30 degrees Fahrenheit for the first time in several days.
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