In Pictures: Snow in the Lothians

Children in Peebles enjoy the snowHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

An early start and an ambitious attempt to get to workHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Callum Smith and Michael Hunter sledging near Livingston How have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

the snow may look pretty but somebody's got to clear the wayHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

One way or another you've got to get to workHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Not many takers for this open-top tour bus near Arthur's Seat. Picture: Martin Gray How have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Kip the collie looks a little tired as her owner Maureen Harmer clears snow from her drive in BalernoHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Martin Gray clearly didn't make this snowman himselfHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Shepherd Alex Gunn feeds sheep at Auchinoon, West LothianHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Traffic gets moving again on Princes StreetHow have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

Dynamic Earth on Holyrood Road How have the people of the Lothians been coping with the snow? Send us your snowman or sledging pictures at [email protected]

The Penguins at Edinburgh Zoo are clearly feeling at home