The snow brought people out in their droves in Stone on Sunday, with well over 100 people sledging, making snowmen and generally having a whale of a time on the Common Plot – as these pictures show!
Where's my sledge?! This lady gets a helping hand (Photo by Joshua Cope)
It's a family affair! (Joshua Cope)
Sledgers make their way up to the slopes
Some expert sledging in action here! (Joshua Cope)
The misty conditions made for a brilliant winter atmosphere (Joshua Cope)Picture by Joshua CopeThe main slope saw some serious sledging
And this is what it sounded like!
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3 comments
Saz1962
This when I really miss home. Happy child hood memories.
Anonymous
Hi there. Where are you now? And what are your memories of sledging in Stone?!
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