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After frosts and general cold weather, Wednesday 6th February 1895 saw a fall of snow which began at 7.30am and didn't let up, and with a strong wind created blizzard conditions which piled the snow up to 14 ft deep and smothered the Island and its normal activities. We hear how the Isle of Man Examiner described the conditions.

Jonathan Harker has now transferred to the personal carriage of Count Dracula, though he begins to suffer some nervous qualms about it as the carriage sets off, amidst a cacophony of howling from farm dogs and from the mountain wolves.

As y kiaull ain -
\nNORMA WATERSON - There is a fountain in Christ's blood
\nFINLAY MacNEILL - O na cuir cul rium
\nCALAN - Rhif wyth
\nJOHN McCORMACK - Turn ye tae me
\nZAOU - Maison abeilles
\nTHE TRADITIONAL PLAYERS - Shetland Isles Marches
\nBRIAN MAC STOYLL & SHORYS Y CREAYRIE - Ny kirree fo niaghtey
\nMEINIR GWILYM - Gormod
\nGOITSE - Tall tales