Family's snow turkey a cool Thanksgiving greeting

A Pennsylvania family didn't let a snowfall dampen their Thanksgiving plans.

Instead, the appropriately-named Snow family created a giant snow turkey in their yard.

Royanna Snow and daughters, Brooke and Britynn, took Thursday evening's snowfall in Oil City and created a frosty ode to Thanksgiving, The Derrick reported.

"Every year, we try to do something fun," Snow told The Derrick. "Since it's right before Thanksgiving, we decided to do a turkey."

The Snow family's winter art creations have been featured before by their town. In 2015, the family created a Lady Liberty snow figure.

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