In Pictures / Shetland winter glory – readers share their best shots (Part 3)

18 January 2024 17:59

BY POPULAR demand – here is another selection of wonderful photos our readers have sent in over the last 24 hours. With a widespread thaw and the return to ‘normal’ January weather forecast for later on Friday night, we will not be running a part four of this gallery.

Many thanks to everyone who has sent in photos during the week. We hope you all enjoyed the selection of photos as much as we have.

An aurora bore over a snow covered mountain.

Mavis Grind (Sean Fillingham )

A view of a snow covered lake with a cloud in the sky.

Looking towards Scalloway and Trondra (Gillian Laurenson)

A view of a snowy landscape through a window.

Snow on the window framing the view from Scousburgh to Quendale (Abigail Robertson)

A pug standing in the snow next to a fence.

Blind dog Dudley enjoying the snow (Rachel Hewitt)

A snowy landscape with a house and a lake in the background.

Heavy clouds over Spigge Loch (Michelle Wilkinson)

A person feeding a group of sheep in a fenced area.

Hand feeding the sheep (James Garrick)

Ollaberry roads ( Ian Simmins)

Sun-setting over Sand from Sandsound (Gill Nadin)

Two children walking down a snow covered hill.

Tommy 6 and Willa 4 enjoying the snow (Ewen Adamson)

Ronnie Graham loving the snow on his dinnertime stroll (David Graham)

Snow on a beach…. West Voe, Sumburgh, between blizzards (Chris Smith)

A child wearing a yellow jacket and blue pants is on skis.

Ella Macdonald snowboarding in Scalloway (Andrew MacDonald)

A stormy sky over a body of water with snow on the ground.

Snow storm skirting the island (Andy Healy)

Sheep feeding at Norby (Heike Kern)

A man and a child standing next to a snowman.

(Sharon Moncrieff)

View from the office window: natural food is in short supply during periods of snow (Hans J Marter)

Sledging during office hours: Shetland News reporter Chris Cope enjoying time off in the snow.

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