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There were thousands of people here and all lines were really very long. First there was an extremely long line that went around the block to get in and pay a small entry charge. Then another long line to climb the snow hill. A small group of people were admitted to the snow hill and got about five minutes to climb the snow hill or make snowballs. |
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Anthony made it to the top of the snow hill and was very proud of himself. Then he had fun sliding down the hill. |
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Then Karen Duquette and her
great-grandson Anthony made a few snowballs and tossed them at each
other. |
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Next, after standing in another long line, it was on to the bounce house, which Anthony really enjoyed. |
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The final event here was the alligator roller coaster ride which Anthony got to ride three times despite the long line. Each time they called for a single rider, Anthony managed to get on. |
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When one of the boys noticed
Karen Duquette taking Anthony's picture, the boy said "photos"
to the other boys and they all looked towards the camera. |
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Leaving the Snow-Fest, Anthony
saw the big rock in front of Broward College and wanted to climb up
on the rocks, so Karen Duquette assisted him while Lee took a photo.
A sliver of the moon can also be seen in the photo. They had arrived
at Snow-Fest around 3 p.m. and by they time they left it was dark -
about 7 p.m. |
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Then it was time to go to "Christmas at the Oasis"
a church located at 12201 SW 14th Street,
Pembroke Pines, Florida |
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Christmas at the Oasis was open for a full 16 days and had amazing light displays, about 50,000 lights and more, all throughout the grounds. It was free entry to walk around and see everything. However, there was a fee for the train ride through the grounds. This was so much more than just lights. This year, 2016, was their 25th Anniversary. |
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Anthony said this was, "the best day of his life" |
