PA Man Carves Huge Eagles Logo From Nor'easter Snow

What does a Philadelphia Eagles fan with a neighbor who's a Dallas Cowboys fan do when more than a foot of snow falls?

Carve a huge Eagles logo in their yard, of course.

That's what one Pennsylvania man did after the nor'easter dumped tons of snow on his family's home in Mt. Wolf on Wednesday.

Phil Woods, the unofficial neighborhood snow sculptor, told Patch that for several years he's been making snow carvings, and with Eagles fever at an all-time high, he wanted to support the Birds this year.

It only took him about two evenings of work with a snow blower, hacksaw, level, and his hands to make the carving.

On Wednesday night (after some serious snow blowing) he started smoothing out the front of the sculpture and made the feathers on the top. Then Thursday night he finished the epic sculpture, which he guesses is about 6 feet tall and 12 feet wide.

Woods said he appreciates doing artistic things, but does not consider himself an artist, per se. But based on this sculpture and others he's made in the past from snow and sand, we'd argue he's quite the artist.

Other snow sculptures he's made include Snoopy laying on his doghouse roof, Thomas the Tank Engine, Lightning McQueen from the "Cars" movies, a Lego spaceman, and more.

Woods said his neighbors expect snow sculptures each winter.

Pictured above are Phil, Isaac, Lisa, and Brady Woods in front of their Eagles logo carving

Images courtesy of Phil Woods