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16:14 GMT, Tuesday, 2 December 2008

In pictures: Icy blasts hit Scotland

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The day started with flurries of snow falling in Lower Burnmouth, Berwickshire. This picture was sent in by Kirsten Marrian

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Gareth Greenshields, from Carluke, captured this shot of his car warming up for the day after the snowfall

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Winter has well and truly arrived in Aberdeenshire, says Geoffrey Jarvis from Tarland, near Aboyne, on Royal Deeside

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Snowballs at the ready! Wendy Anderson from Inverness sent in this picture of her two children playing outside their house

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The Black Watch monument in Dundee in a covering of snow was sent in by Gavin Greig from Kingsbarns

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This striking shot of a frozen spider's web was captured in the hard frost in Perth by Susan Morrison

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Valerie Roy, from Huntly, sent in a very proud looking portrait of her turkey stag Paxo enjoying the cold snap

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The Ben Eighe mountain path looking over Loch Maree, in between heavy hail squalls, taken by Ruth Johnson from Perth

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Adam, aged two, enjoys himself in the snow, sent in by his mum Pamela from Dunipace in Stirlingshire

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Not strawberries and cream - Emma Mykytyn, from Glasgow, came across frozen rose hips beside the Leaderfoot Viaduct near Melrose

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Ffiona Boyd's frosty garden near Dunoon has been covered in "glorious sparkling icy crystals" after days of freezing weather

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It's not all icicles and snow drifts. Gulf Stream rules OK, says Donald Blair sitting outdoors in North Uist sunbathing in temperatures of 14C

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Related to this story:
Second icy night looms for homes (02 Dec 08 | South of Scotland )
'Severe' weather warning issued (02 Dec 08 | Scotland )

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