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Peel police say they’re still working hard to reach vulnerable people in the West affected by the heavy snowfall.
And on their Twitter feed, they’ve posted a graphic image of just how deep the snowdrifts are.
The picture, taken this lunchtime, shows Devil’s Elbow on the Kirk Michael to Peel coast road – with a police Land Rover illustrating the scale.
The drift is around 15 feet deep, and shows the difficulties facing those cut off by the weather.
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