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GALLERY: Residents enjoy snowy Great Dunmow and surrounding villages
Lottie, aged two, enjoying the snow in Great Dunmow - Credit: Supplied by Nicola Jane
Residents of all ages have enjoyed snowy landscapes in Great Dunmow and surrounding villages.
Lottie, aged two, took full advantage of snow in Great Dunmow.
And Nicola Johnson captured what snowy Dunmow looks like among dogs and snow-cats.
Dogs and their owners in snowy Dunmow - Credit: Nicola Johnson
Snow-cat in Dunmow - Credit: Nicola Johnson
Snow angels have been very popular this week - Persephone created one in Thaxted and Ewan Wachter made one in Great Bardfield.
Persephone playing in the snow in Thaxted - Credit: Supplied
Persephone playing in the snow in Thaxted - Credit: Supplied
Ewan Wachter making a snow angel in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
Abigail and Isla Goldsworthy went sledging in Great Bardfield.
Left to right: Abigail and Isla Goldsworthy sledging in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
Left to right: Isla and Abigail Goldsworthy sledging in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
Abigail Goldsworthy in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
Isla Goldsworthy in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
Abigail Goldsworthy sledging in Great Bardfield - Credit: Julie Goldsworthy
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Harry Reinelt bumped into Genie the mare at Felsted Equestrian and a horse at Grange Lane, Little Dunmow. They both seemed to be enjoying the snow.
Genie the mare at Felsted Equestrian - Credit: Harry Reinelt
Horse, Grange Lane, Little Dunmow - Credit: Harry Reinelt
Harry caught some beautiful views on camera from Felsted Church and Felsted Chapel at Felsted Preparatory School.
Felsted Church - Credit: Harry Reinelt
Felsted Chapel at Felsted Preparatory School - Credit: Harry Reinelt
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Harry also captured St Mary's Church and graveyard in Little Dunmow.
St Mary’s Church, Little Dunmow - Credit: Harry Reinelt
St Mary’s graveyard, Little Dunmow - Credit: Harry Reinelt
The Flitch Way and the Flitch Way river offered a tranquil but chilly escape from the mundane.
Flitch Way - Credit: Harry Reinelt
Flitch Way river - Credit: Harry Reinelt
Essex County Fire and Rescue service said flooding is likely later this week.
