Have you heard of these pop-up neighborhood libraries that people have created on some street corners? You can borrow a book and bring it back when you finish reading it.
But how about another activity you can do in winter? One father and daughter duo decided to treat their community to the best winter fun one can imagine. The best part — it's free for anyone to enjoy!
She then recruited her dad, Keith Serigh, to help her with the building of the shed.
Fittingly, it sits at the top of the Laurier Heights toboggan hill. And now, thanks to this father-daughter duo, everybody can borrow a sled to go down the hill.
Thankfully, he happily obliged and got started on making the shed for the sleds. I think she picked the right person to handle this, huh?
With COVID around, he can't be out and about as he would like to be. So this awesome project gave him something meaningful to do.
It also provided him a chance to be engaged within the community. And he didn't even have to leave his house to do it. I bet he really appreciated being able to help.
People even donated a variety of sleds to be stored in the shed for everyone to use. The shed was full of them within 24 hours of it going up on the hill.
Even a 75-year-old member of the community took part in this fun activity. As you can see, this type of winter activity doesn't discriminate. Anyone can partake in it safely.
Everybody can keep their distance and still enjoy tobogganing down the snowy hills. The father-daughter duo is already planning to put up another shed in another location and a lending library.
This kind of community action and participation is so important especially now. As the world slowly gets back to "normal," we must keep our spirits up, no?
h/t Global News
