Readers' pictures: What are you doing in the snow?

Share your pictures and stories of what you're doing in the snow

Laura Davis
Friday 18 January 2013 07:20 EST
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As the white stuff spreads, the gritters have been out in force, and most of the UK is likely to be covered with between five and 10cm of snow today.

Travel companies have warned of widespread travel disruptions, and around 70 flights were cancelled at London's Heathrow Airport.

While the snow will undoubtedly cause disruption - so please take care - some are looking forward to grabbing their gloves and sledge, and heading to the nearest hill. What are you most looking forward to?

Add your images of frolicking in the snow by tweeting @Indypictures with a photo.

Please also spare a thought for the homeless in this cold weather, and if you see someone sleeping rough, contact StreetLink on 0300 500 0914, or provide details on the new website at www.streetlink.org.uk.

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