Showing posts with label Farmington Utah Tradition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farmington Utah Tradition. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2020

Making Independence Snowmen...


Today we saw something I don't believe we've seen before...

The Assembly.

We've lived in the same small town for over twenty-three years, and that's the last time we moved here. Before that, my wife and I lived her for a couple of years in an apartment, and before that, I lived here for another almost twenty years.

We're aware of many traditions that take place here--this year many have been canceled. But today, we saw that another town tradition was not canceled--the building of a snowman at the corner of 6th North and Main Street. That's where someone hauls down a truckload of snow from up the canyon (though, I'm not 100% sure the snow is from Farmington Canyon...) and at that corner a snowman is built every Fourth of July.

This year, my wife and I caught the frozen snow assemblers in the act.

That's rare.

For whatever reason, the builders put together not one snow person, but a second. Hey--the more the merrier!

I don't know who they are, but I'm glad they do it. Maybe next year we'll catch then in the act again.