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Your snow pictures from across Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay and Faversham

KentOnline reporter
multimediadesk@thekmgroup.co.uk
10:10, 08 January 2010  | Updated: 10:10, 08 January 2010
A snowy Hales Place estate in Canterbury.Canterbury Cathedral stands out in the snow from Hales Place.Despite the snow, Canterbury restaurant The Farmhouse was still open for business.Caroline and Paul Spackman and daughter Isla make their way along Ham Shades Lane, Whitstable on Friday morning.Youngsters enjoying the snow on Beacon Hill, Herne Bay.Boy gets a push as he braves the Downs, Herne Bay.John White feels the effects on Hampton slopes.George Hall, two, had his first taste of sledging with dad Dan on Hampton slopes.Herne Bay Clocktower stands out in the snow.Herne Bay was a picture after days of heavy snowfall.Gazette and Faversham News reporter Adam Williams get his ruler out to measure Friday morning's heavy snow outside the newspaper's Whitstable office.

Snowfall across the district this week has turned the countryside into a winter wonderland.

See a selection of pictures from around Canterbury, Whitstable, Herne Bay and Faversham taken by both readers and staff photographers at the Gazette and Faversham News.

Email us your pictures to kentishgazette@thekmgroup.co.uk

Or send a picture message from your mobile phone. Send your message to 81800 and start it with the letters CE.

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