Have you got any pictures of the snow that fell over the weekend that you'd like to share with us? Send them in to hertsad@archant.co.uk for a chance to be featured! ❄
Posted by The Herts Advertiser on Monday, 25 January 2021
Many residents took full advantage of the snow day, heading to the beauty spots around the district (while keeping it local still, of course).
People in St Albans flocked to Batchwood Golf Course for snow-based activities. (Image: Carter Singh)
Snow fun in the Longacres area of St Albans (Image: Trish Jones)
Gardens were adorned with snowmen, sledges were pulled down streets and family fun was had all around.
St Albans residents got creative with their snowmen designs this year! (Image: Michael Dixon)
Five-year-old Everlyn had a blast making snow angels (Image: Amy Jeffries)
James, Thomas and Rebecca Mathews enjoying the snow having recently moved into their new house in St Albans (Image: Gemma Mathews)
Oh to be a pup enjoying the snow..! (Image: Nicky Laitner)
Oh, and of course, some light-hearted fun had to be made at the expense of these unprecedented times. Pupils at Skyswood definitely had the right idea...!
The children of two key worker bubbles at Skyswood Primary had great fun in the snow today (Monday), making ‘socially distanced’ snowmen with a placard that reads ‘Even snowmen can socially distance. Hands… Face… Space… Snow!!!' (Image: Bob Bridle)
We've always known that living around these here parts isn't all that bad, with beauty around every corner. But isn't everything just that little bit more breathtaking when sprinkled with a dusting of snow?
St Albans in the snow or a house from The Holiday? (Image: Nicky Laitner)
A beautiful and snowscape with St Albans Cathedral in the background (Image: Nicky Laitner)
As always, our cathedral was well-photographed - from both the ground and from above!
St Albans Cathedral was covered in a light dusting of snow after Sunday's snowfall (Image: Steve Shand)
A snowy St Albans Cathedral in the foreground of a blazing red sunset (Image: Nicky Laitner)
An aerial shot of St Albans Cathedral in the snow (Image: Nicky Laitner)
...and even though the snow stopped falling on Sunday, when the sun rose on Monday, it was still there for all to enjoy for yet another day.
A beautiful Monday St Albans sunrise after Sunday's snow (Image: Steve Shand)
Monday's snowy sunrise on Orchard Hill, by St Albans Cathedral (Image: Steve Shand)
Have you got photos you'd like to share with us from yesterday's snowy shower? Pop them in an email to hertsad@archant.co.uk.
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