Snow falls in Washington County
Walking in a winter wonderland
Walkers were greeted with icy snow at Hohlt Park on Monday following a snowstorm that reached Brenham on Sunday afternoon. The remains of snowmen could be seen throughout the park, as well as footprints and paw prints in the snow.
The newest junior firefighter might melt away at the first sign of fire. A snowman built in front of the Brenham Fire Department happily greets passerby on Monday morning. This snowman was complete with charcoal eyes and buttons, a grass mouth and twig arms.
Wyatt Capehart stands next to his Texas A&M Aggie snowman Sunday evening. The Capehart family definitely made memories they will never forget.
Mary Antkowiak stands next to her snow cowgirl Sunday evening.
Someone worth melting for
A small snowperson built in Hohlt Park slowly melts away in the morning sun Monday after a little more than an inch of snow graced Brenham Sunday afternoon.
The remains of a snow family do their best to stay frozen at Hohlt Park on Monday morning as the sun rose to melt Sunday's icy snowfall.
Winter wonderland
A winter storm Sunday left most of Washington County, including Henderson Park, covered in a layer of white.
Maurice D'Olive submitted this family of four snow people.
Cheyenne Hall stands out in her front yard as snow began to fall all over Brenham Sunday evening.
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