Amanda Owen enjoyed time out in the snow with her children recently, with her saying that the winter weather provided "a great playground" for the family this month.
The hill farmer, 48 – who shares nine children with her estranged husband Clive Owen, 67 – took to Instagram this evening to post photos of her brood in the countryside.
The photos, which were shared with her 500,000 followers, showed some of her kids embracing the snow-covered landscape at Ravenseat Farm in North Yorkshire.
The picturesque scenery surrounding the family's farm was showcased in the photos, with Amanda having stated that the area looked "picture perfect" in the snow recently.
One of the photos showed some of the kids snowboarding. Amanda – who is known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess – shared a clip of them doing that activity as well.
She also uploaded a photo of a figure who had been made out of snow. Another photo showed the building of a structure which was being constructed out of snow.
Amanda herself appeared in a photo alongside her two eldest sons. She had posed for a selfie with Reuben, 19, and Miles, 15, whilst they were stood together out in the snow.
She wrote in the caption that accompanied the photos: "The snow made for a great playground". It included several emojis, such as ones representing a snowflake and ice.
It was the second post shared by Amanda this afternoon. The first had similarly shown off the snow-covered hills, with her stating that such photos had been taken last week.
The post included scenic images from the farm. She wrote about the landscape in the caption that went with it: "The snow last week made everything look so picture perfect".
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The posts come ahead of the family celebrating their first Christmas since Amanda and Clive – who have been married since 2000 – announced that they had separated.
The former couple, who appeared alongside their children on Channel 5 's Our Yorkshire Farm, shared the news of their separation in a joint statement released in June.
It was described as a "difficult decision". Amanda and Clive explained at the time that they would continue to co-parent their children and work on the farm together.
"Although we are no longer a couple, we continue to work on the farm and co-parent together with our number one priority the happiness and well-being of our children," they said.
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