A couple drove 86 miles with snow in the back for their truck to show it to their great-grandchild for the first time.<br /><br />Russ Furse and Carol Nelson filled their pickup truck and drove almost two hours so the tot could see snow.<br /><br />Russ and Carol had recently become great-grandparents for the third time after their grandson Alex Chavers, 31, and his fiancé Jesse Rood, 25, had their third child.<br /><br />They had planned to visit their grandson and his family so when it snowed they decided to bring it to them.<br /><br />Russ, a retired police lieutenant, drove from Lake Arrowhead in California, USA, to Huntington Beach in California with their pickup truck full of snow. <br /><br />Jesse, a stay-at-home mum, said: : "It filled about 75% of the bed of the pickup truck, so we guess about 600-700lbs of snow.<br /><br />"The baby had never seen the snow before and they were coming to visit us anyways so they brought it down for all the kids to play."<br /><br />Carter, then one, and his siblings Jacob and Adam Chavers, then 10 and 9, had a blast.<br /><br />Jesse added: "All the kids absolutely loved it.<br /><br />"They all were playing snowball fight, running around we even built a mini snowman. Carter was feeling the snow and was amazed by it.<br /><br />"He was laughing and ended up even throwing a little snowball at his big brothers."
