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Snow pictures sent in by you

KentOnline reporter
multimediadesk@thekmgroup.co.uk
07:33, 18 December 2009  | Updated: 14:54, 18 December 2009
This is the life! Andy Elcomb's dog enjoying the snow on the North Downs near Bredgar.It's wheely deep in places!A magical scene in a garden in Vicarage Road, Yalding.Try driving this car today!More than six inches of snow fell in Parkwood, Maidstone.Young Tiffany O'Connor, seven, plays in the snow near Tunbridge Wells.Junction 4 of the M2 on Friday morning.The (almost deserted!) Sava Centre car park in Wigmore.Brave cyclist Colin Maynard took this picture of Blue Bell Hill. Now he's just got to get home again after work!The view over back gardens in Gillingham.Dog Lara enjoys the snow in Gravesend.The wintry scene in early morning Ashford.A snow-covered churchyard in Ashford.Sam Porter, 10, and his six-year-old sister, Liberty, make the most of a day off school in Larkfield.Sheri Bracey is stuck at home in Tonbridge today but kindly sent us this lovely photo.The scene in Walderslade late on Thursday.Snow on the Isle of Grain.A snow-covered tree in the Espanade, Rochester.Looking towards Rochester from Chatham's Anchorage House.It's no wonder trains were disrupted if this picture - sent in by Mark Pilcher, 19, from Tunbridge Wells - is anything to go by!Messing about in Broomhill Park, Strood.Hector the Snowman in Wainscott, Rochester.Nice weather for swans in Wateringbury.A gorgeous winter scene in Wateringbury on Friday morning.Hmmm. Not sure about this snowman!Snowy fields at Bilting, near Ashford.The Kast family snowlady and snowdog made by Dhillan, 12, eight-year-old Louise and three-year-old Ewan in Redvers Road, Chatham.She can't use the car so Charlotte uses her initiative to take Poppy and Dougal out!Come on Poppy smile!A jack-knifed lorry on the M20.A very festive Christmas wreath on the door of the O'Reilly family home in Rochester.The scene on the A228 towards Kings Hill.A sign outside a shop in Tunbridge Wells!Is there any way through the snow for this cat in Lordswood, Chatham.Scott Lacey sent us this picture - what a star!

As the first snow of the winter hit Kent overnight, you've been busy sending us your pictures.

A selection of those received so far are in the gallery above - but we'd love more so keep them coming!

Email your snaps to kentonlinenews@thekmgroup.co.uk and we'll do the rest.

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