Published: 09:32, 07 January 2010
Updated: 09:32, 07 January 2010
Trees in Dane Park, Cliftonville, on a snowy morning in January 2010
Few shoppers braved the snow at Westwood Cross on an icy morning in January 2010
Residents of Observatory Way, New Meridian Village, Ramsgate, with their giant snowman!
You wouldn't want to sit outside in Ramsgate in this weather!
Kingsgate resident Hayley Burns with her 'veggie' snowman - complete with broccoli eyes!
Ramsgate was one of the worst affected areas, as this picture of St Luke's Road shows
Cyclists brave the icy conditions in Ramsgate
Only a handful of people ventured out onto Ramsgate High Street after heavy overnight snowfall
Snowy pavements and slushy roads in Royal Parade, Ramsgate
Boats were covered in snow as Ramsgate Royal Harbour basked in beautiful sunshine
Snowy treetops and telephone lines in Ramsgate
Going nowhere fast! kmfm's Spencer James faces a difficult journey into work
As blizzard-like conditions gripped the Isle of Thanet, many Ramsgate residents chose not to venture out
This jolly snowman was created by Christopher and Luke Sutton, sons of Pete Sutton, marketing director of Chandlers Building Supplies, Thanet
Siberian huskies enjoy a spot of sledging with their owners at the cricket pitch in Broadstairs
A snow family -- mum, dad and pet dog -- spotted in Goodwin Road, Ramsgate by Ian Solly
These were the conditions at Brenley Corner, faced by Alan Fissenden on his way into work at Palm Bay Garage, Margate
A picturesque snowy scene at Quex Gardens, Birchington
Quex Gardens, Birchington, are covered in a blanket of snow
Red berries hang on swow-covered trees at Quex Gardens, Birchington
Never mind a snowman - Sally White and Lauren Burns from Palm Bay built this snowlady, complete with pink accessories!
Thanet looked picture perfect on Thursday and Friday (January 7-8) after heavy snow turned the isle into a winter wonderland.
Snowmen, snowball fights and snow angels were the order of the day for many families, as thousands of children enjoy a day off from numerous local schools affected by the poor weather.
Drivers faced a more frustrating time as they crawled along icy roads and picked their way through hazardous conditions.
We'd love to see your images of Thanet in the snow or hear how the treacherous conditions have affected you.
Email your pictures and stories to thanetextra@thekmgroup.co.uk. We'll publish the best ones on our website and in our newspaper, although we can't guarantee to use them all.