Bucks in the snow - your pics!

Sunday, 24 January 2021 11:00

Bucks has finally had a dumping of The White Stuff!

Snow started falling across the county at day-break, and with temperatures below zero over night, it soon started to settle.

This was the scene in Kingsbrook this morning:

And Bierton also had a covering:

The fields of Grendon Underwood were looking especially wintery too:

And, of course, the kids and dogs were having LOADS of fun!

Here's a few more pics we received on our Facebook page (@BuckinghamshireRadio) of a wintery looking Bucks this Sunday (24/1).

Thanks to everyone who sent them in!

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