Between the massive snowstorms and relentless cold, it's no secret this winter has been beyond brutal.
But, if you can't beat Mother Nature you might as well join her.
A 21-year-old from Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Benoit Sabourin, tapped into his inner Jack Frost spirit and built a gigantic snowman in front of his parent's house.
This thing isn't your ordinary old Frosty the Snowman. Sabourin is actually a huge fan of the movie "Frozen," so he built a colossal replica of Olaf that stands at a towering 20 feet tall!
Armed with only a rickety ladder and his imagination, Sabourin set out last month to construct this awesome Olaf and it took him over 200 hours to complete.
After his snowman gained a lot of attention, he decided to use his cold creation to raise money for Opération Enfant Soleil, which is a nonprofit that works to provide kids with healthcare in Québec.
So far, he has raised over $1,500 and approximately 2,000 visitors have stopped by to see this lovable, smiling snowman.
Do you want to build a snowman?
What about a 20-foot Olaf?
The giant Olaf is on 438 Savard Street.
And is probably the biggest snowman on the block.
Sabourin told CJAD's Barry Morgan in an interview, "none of the other kids living nearby were building snowmen."
Let's see if any kids can compete with this...
Citations: Giant Snowman Of Olaf From Frozen Stuns Community Outside Montreal (Huffington Post )
