As heavy snow hit the Isle of Wight valuable ‘Snow Days’ have ensured anyone with a camera has got out and about to snap and capture this rare event.  From snow go areas in Brading, a blizzard in Newtown Creek to snow ploughs in Newport, we would like to thank our visitors for providing content for our news articles and the images below.

Snowy Picture Postcard In Brading: Soloriens.

Snowy Day In Newport: Lorraine Skipper.

Blizzard In Newtown Creek and Tennyson Monument: Chris Trainor.

 Appuldurcombe House.

Snowy Scenic Snaps On Wight: Chris Coltham.

Snow Watch The Birdy: Can anyone please tell us what these birds are?

Thanks to @specialf who tweeted the answer. Pyrrhula is a small genus of passerine birds, commonly called Bullfinches More here:

Lois Prior allowed Island Pulse the use of her images: First day of snow and the traffic came to a standstill.

Helping out in the Snow. Images: Simon Lilly and Lois Prior.

Images: Gary Early: Isle of Wight Snow Scene.

Snowy Contemplation.

 Rural Wroxall in the Snow: Images www.islandpulse.co.uk

Sledging fun in the snow and spot the snowman?

If you would like to submit your snow pictures and stories please email them to iwnewsdesk@islandpulse.co.uk

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