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In Pictures / Shetland winter glory – readers share their best shots (Part 2)

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WHILE the disruption shows no signs of slowing down, the snowy weather is continuing to provide some beautiful views of Shetland – and plenty of fun too for bairns and adults alike.

Here is our second gallery of readers’ photos after the first one yesterday – thanks everyone for sending them in.

A full moon over a snow covered beach.
Uyeasound on Thursday night (Janice Priest)
A robin perched on top of a snow covered plant.
Robin in a Staney Hill garden (Terri Mackay)
The sun is shining on a snow covered field.
Benston Loch (Terri Louise Barry)
A house covered in snow with a fence in the background.
A shed at Backland, Lerwick. (Rhona Wiseman)
A snow covered yard with a lamp post in the background.
View towards Sands of Sound (Frances Rosie)
A person walking down a snow covered path at night.
Snowy path in Lerwick (Tanja Hawkins Cormack)
A photo of a city at night with a cloudy sky.
Lerwick taken from da Knab on Wednesday night (Tahnae Maclennan)
A snowman in a backyard with a blue sky.
(Shona Gair)
The sun is setting over a snow covered deck.
Sunset at Whiteness (Shareen Scollay)
A person is snowboarding down a hill at night.
Gilbertson Park sledging last night. Lots of fun. (Stacy Hornal)
The sun is setting over a snow covered body of water.
Sunrise over Hoswick (Sam Burns)
A hill covered in snow with a pink sky.
A view over Firths Voe from on Thursday afternoon (Ruth Fletcher)
A snowy scene with a boat in the water.
Aith lifeboat (Nicola Wilson)
Icicles on the side of a snow covered hill.
Icicles (Mike Betteridge)
The sun shines over a snow covered field and a body of water.
View over Gulberwick on Thursday afternoon (Martin Harrison)
A man in a yellow jacket is standing next to a horse in the snow.
Feeding the horse (Mandie Fulbirg)
A snowy scene with a red house in the background.
Lower Voe (Linda Stout)
A panoramic view of a snow covered road.
(Kay Adamson)
A stone house with snow on the roof next to a body of water.
(Kat Duernberger)
A snow covered path lined with trees at night.
(Jonny Wiseman)
A little girl playing in the snow with a shovel.
Miley helping to shovel the snow (Jodie King)
A snow covered hill under a cloudy sky.
Weisdale Voe (Heather Anderson)
A boat docked in the snow.
Hay’s Dock in the snow (Emma Williamson)
A black and white dog standing on a snow covered hill.
Fine day out for some (Darren Close)
Two children standing on skis in the snow.
Stanley (6) – skiing in Whalsay (Caroline Watt)
An aerial view of a snow covered lake with a cloud in the sky.
Snowy Aith (Blake Davies)
A pink cloud is seen over a snow covered hill.
Dales Lees (Beth Gerrard)
A man riding a horse in the snow.
Stromfirth (Ali Rennie)
Two children sitting on a blue sled in the snow.
Ellis Macgregor, aged 4, and little sister Nora, ages 4 months, having fun in the snow (Abbie Robertson)
A snow covered field with mountains in the background.
A wintry scene in Weisdale

 

 

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