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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- An Indiana man filled his pickup truck with snow and drove more than 700 miles to metro Atlanta just so his grandchildren could make a snowman.
Randi Dyer of Lawrenceville said her father loaded up his Chevy long-bed pickup with the white stuff and made the nine-hour trip to surprise his two granddaughters. But it wasn’t just the kids who got a kick out of seeing snow.“I’ve been complaining all winter about not having snow,” said Dyer. She said her daughters, Bradleigh and Rileigh Graham, spent all morning building a snowman.“My neighbors have been stopping to take pictures and wondering how we got snow in our yard,” said Dyer.Initially, Dyer said her father, who was headed to Florida on a business trip, thought about filling up a cooler with snow.“But Dad decided to take the truck and fill it completely with snow,” said Dyer.Ironically, Channel 2 meteorologist David Chandley is monitoring a chance of snow across metro Atlanta early next week.Knowing metro Atlanta may get its own white stuff is bittersweet, said Dyer.“Still, there’s nothing better than Indiana snow,” she said.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -- An Indiana man filled his pickup truck with snow and drove more than 700 miles to metro Atlanta just so his grandchildren could make a snowman.
Randi Dyer of Lawrenceville said her father loaded up his Chevy long-bed pickup with the white stuff and made the nine-hour trip to surprise his two granddaughters. But it wasn’t just the kids who got a kick out of seeing snow.“I’ve been complaining all winter about not having snow,” said Dyer. She said her daughters, Bradleigh and Rileigh Graham, spent all morning building a snowman.“My neighbors have been stopping to take pictures and wondering how we got snow in our yard,” said Dyer.Initially, Dyer said her father, who was headed to Florida on a business trip, thought about filling up a cooler with snow.“But Dad decided to take the truck and fill it completely with snow,” said Dyer.Ironically, Channel 2 meteorologist David Chandley is monitoring a chance of snow across metro Atlanta early next week.Knowing metro Atlanta may get its own white stuff is bittersweet, said Dyer.“Still, there’s nothing better than Indiana snow,” she said.
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