Snow Falls in Moreno Valley
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Miss Teen Sunnymead Ariana Morales and Miss Moreno Valley Melanie Villarreal were working the booth on the chilly winter morning.
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This snow area was for kids six years and older. There was a separate snow pit for children under the age of five.
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Moreno Valley resident Conny brought her granddaughter Mia for some cold, winter fun. They were getting ready to build a snowman.
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These two buddies were having a friendly snowball battle. Although the rules stated to not throw the snow, they seemed to sneak a throw to each other.
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These three siblings were planning to build a snowman.
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Both of the snow pits were in the grass area behind the Conference and Recreation Center. There were snacks and beverages being sold as well.
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These two young community members were chasing each other through the snow pit. They would trip and fall and roll through the snow as they caught up to one another.
December 30, 2014 at 11:29am. Views: 9
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