Mother Goose's the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe (Updated)

With this update I have refined the well, made the whole scene look like winter has struck, and housed the farm animals into a small barn.

-The well used to look cracked and kind of run down but that wouldn't do for the coming cold so I have reinforced it a bit without changing it's appearance drastically.  I froze the water inside and around also and the rope for the bucket.  I added a slanted roof for it too, I hope it looks good.

-Next I added snow around the house and grounds to give it a real snowed-in sort of feel with flattened path areas for foot traffic.  I used glitter translucent tiles for the pig's pit and I really like the result.  Icicles are also around the edges of the roofs.

-Finally I added a mini barn to keep the animals warm, they even have little blankets covering them too.  The panels that aren't covered with snow are various colors to represent the mishmash of spare wood used around the shoe.

The kids all have furry jackets thanks to the old woman's hoarding for harder days.  Also the kids have mittens (boxing gloves) to help for the inbetween snowball making sessions.  If you look hard you can see their blue hands used to make the snowballs that are holding them.  Don't worry though, no bricks or appendages were harmed (or actually frozen) with this frosty update. Also, the old woman has some toasty pies to warm them back up! XD

Thank you for stopping by, if you'd like to share what happens next at the old shoe please feel free to comment.

I plan for a Christmas update, Spring, and more but I'd love to adapt this build to your fun suggestions too!  

Piece out builders.