Elsenham house and street covered in snow (Image: Robert Talks)
And while photos taken by Robert Talks in Elsenham already remind us of Christmas, Lara Windsor's sunny and snowy Rickling Green put us in mind of spring coming.
Snowy and sunny Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Slippery fields did not deter Rickling Green residents from going for a stroll on Monday, January 25.
Residents walking in snowy and sunny Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
In Audley End, Ewelina Toporowska caught several ducks on camera, enjoying a winter race with traffic in the distance.
Audley End covered in snow (Image: Ewelina Toporowska)
And Theo, 1, went to Herbert’s Farm Playing Fields in Saffron Walden.
Theo, 1, went to Herbert’s Farm Playing Fields (Image: Jade Ellis)
Bethany, nine, from Thaxted, had a snowball fight and made a mini snowman called Bob.
Here are some of our favourite photographs from across Uttlesford's idyllic villages.
Road sign in snowy Elsenham (Image: Robert Talks)
Elsenham house and street covered in snow (Image: Robert Talks)
Untouched snow in Elsenham (Image: Robert Talks)
Elsenham Pump House on a snowy day (Image: Robert Talks)
Post box in Elsenham with a touch of frost (Image: Robert Talks)
Snowmen in Elsenham (Image: Robert Talks)
Vehicle tracks through snow in Elsenham (Image: Robert Talks)
A house and field in Elsenham (Image: Robert Talks)
Snow and sun in Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Snowy and sunny Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Snow and sun in Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Snowy and sunny Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Snow and sun in Rickling Green (Image: Lara Windsor)
Bethany, aged 9, in Thaxted having a snowball fight (Image: Leyla Sully/Facebook)
Bethany, aged 9, from Thaxted made a mini snowman called Bob (Image: Leyla Sully/Facebook)
Theo, 1, went to Herbert’s Farm Playing Fields (Image: Jade Ellis)
Theo, 1, went to Herbert’s Farm Playing Fields (Image: Jade Ellis)
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