DCpages newest journalist, Denali, went searching the National Mall for a perfect spot to build a snowman. *

Danali met some cross country skiers. "Excuse me. Does any of you know where I can find a person name frosty? I am on special assignment from DCpages." The skiers contemplated for a bit and agreed that the Washington Monument was the best place to go.

As Denali was heading to the Washington monument she noticed a flock of tourist near the water.

"Excuse me. Do any of you know where I can find Frosty?" The Canucks seemed rather startled at Denali and flew off yapping something about going back North. A white ball off in the distance caught Denali's eyes. "What is that big white shiny thing behind the tree" she pondered?

Several skiers noticed a large white mass coming Denali's way. "Only in Washington can something like this happen. "Don't tell your mother son. She will rush you to bed before you can say Frosty."

A large white snowman slid down toward Denali. "I heard you were looking for Frosty, said the snowman. Well here I am." The young dog could not believe her eyes. "If you would like to interview the rest of my family, we will have to hurry for they will not be here for long." Denali followed Frosty in the snow.

Frosty introduced Denali to a snowgirl from Mount Kilimanjaro. "Hi Denali. My name is Wangari Kenyatta. Isn't this just a wonderful day," the happy snowgirl exclaimed. Denali agreed.

Frosty and Wangari introduced Denali to Sheriff Buford T. Snow. The snowman smiled down at the puppy. "Well Denali, let me know if you see any unusual behavior. I have been hearing stories about snow people having fun."

Denali met Cindy, a snow tourist from North Pole, Alaska. "I never realized Washington was such wonderland, I am glad to have the opportunity to see this great city!"

Denali got the chance to meet the Winters, a snow family from the Neatherlands. "Your Capitol building rivals Santa's castle."

The Himalaya snow family, from Mount Everest had fun playing with Denali in the snow. "The National Mall is such a great place to play in.

Snowball is a popular sport with snow people. Denali watched them game from a safe distance.

Noreasters from Siberia. From right to left: Vlad (father), Anizka (mother), Kache (daughter), and Prislav (son.

"Washington DC's winter is much warmer than Siberia," stated Vlad Noreaster. "I am just glad we were able to visit America's capital at such a perfect time."

"Today was such a fun time. Frosty and his friends are such wonderful people. I am so lucky to be living here."