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Sledging in Brid’s winter wonderland...

Tayla Cahill , 8 of St Thomas Road, snuggles up to her mum's pony at feeding time in Sewerby.

Published on Tuesday 14 February 2012 14:35

BRIDLINGTON woke to a winter wonderland on Sunday morning after temperatures plummeted to minus six and minus eight in places on Saturday night.

The winter sunshine tempted people out to enjoy it while it lasted, Sewerby Hall was a local favourite for sledging, but as these photographs sent in by readers show, it was cold, it was wet, but it was there to enjoy.

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