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Daryl Smith of Antelope said he's 27 years old and today was the first time he'd ever been to the snow. That was a common theme among children and adults alike as Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands brought in a snow hill of 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give people a chance to play in the snow without having to drive to the mountains. -
People wait in a long line for a chance to sled down a large snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands. The church brought in 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give neighborhood kids a chance to play in the snow. -
Aaron Price, right, whose wife is a youth pastor at Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands, sends kids down a snow hill on their front lawn. The church brought in 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give people a chance to play in the snow. -
Mackenzie Steffens, 10, center, is hit with a snowball with her friend, Aiyanna Marquez, 11, left, as Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands brought in a snow hill of 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give neighborhood kids a chance to play in the snow. -
Angelina Alvarez, 6, slides down a big snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands. -
Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands made a snow hill on their front lawn of 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give neighborhood kids a chance to play in the snow. -
Pastor Terry Schneider of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands, center, helps direct kids down a large snow hill on their front lawn. Schneider said they brought in 18 truck loads of snow from Boreal ski resort to give neighborhood kids a chance to play in the snow. He said many of the kids had never been to the snow. -
Rafe Ramirez, 10, of Antelope slides down a big snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands. -
Tyler Kidd and Autumn Mitchell slide down a big snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands. -
Khaliyah Willis, 5, slides down a big snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands. -
Anthony Moritz, 11, of Rio Linda slides down a big snow hill on the front lawn of Liberty Towers Church in North Highlands.
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