Snowy Scenes 2013
  • These Baboons enjoyed a hot potato in the snow at at Knowsley Safari Park.
  • Boots had fun playing in the snow at Langtree Park.
  • Mum, Laura, and dad, Daniel Crosbie, sent in this picture of their little boy Harry Crosbie enjoying the snow in Crawford Village near Rainford.
  • Janice Mannix snapped this shot of her friend, Rachael Dearden, snowbathing in Earlestown.
  • A snowy scene near Crank Caverns sent in by Barrie Pennington of Crank.
  • Barrie Pennington of Crank also snapped this picture of a wintery gnome in his back garden.
  • This chilled-out snowman was crafted by a creative Star reader.
  • This snowy brook in Rainhill was snapped by Laura Kelly.
  • A snowy scene in Victoria Square.
  • Tweeted in by user Brian Banana, the boathouse at Taylor Park.
  • Tweeted to us by Ian Ratcliffe, a happy snap of his two dogs, Bodie and Doyle enjoying the snow on the Burgies in Haresfinch.
  • Snow giants, tweeted to us by Joe Oxley.
  • Tweeted in by Mike Tress, the snow settling in Parr.
  • Tweeted to us by Steve Eddleston.
  • Mum Leanne Smith tweeted us this adorable picture of 19-month-old Freya Amelia Haddock looking at a snowflake on her nose.
  • Andrea Jones tweeted us this snap of a snowy Moss Bank.
  • Ant Fildes tweeted us this picture of St Helens College campus covered in snow.
  • A very wintery Lowfield Lane Lea Green, tweeted to us by Barry Haselden.
  • This supportive snowman was tweeted to us by Andy Burrows.
  • This snowy urban scene was tweeted in by Phil Collins.
  • Emma Hunter tweeted in this picture of her son, three-year-old Mason, enjoying the snow.
  • Emma Rigby tweeted us this picture of her snow-covered street.
  • Jamm Studios tweeted us to show us how the snow had settled.

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In January 2013 St Helens was blanketed in snow and you sent in a flurry of photos to show us how you made the most of the winter weather.

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Snowy Scenes 2013

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