Jaws has come to Suffolk after a great white shark was built in the snow of a Kesgrave garden.

Pictures of the giant shark in the town have proved a hit on social media after local resident Peter Edgecombe made his Spielberg-inspired creation in his front garden.

Dog walkers and children alike have stopped to take pictures with the shark – and now a wintry version of Pac-Man has also appeared.

Ipswich Star: Mr Edgecombe was inspired to make the shark because of the couple's love of horror and thriller filmsMr Edgecombe was inspired to make the shark because of the couple's love of horror and thriller films (Image: Rebecca Edgecombe-Mutimer)

Mr Edgecombe's wife, Rebecca, said Peter had been inspired to make a Jaws sculpture out of snow because of the couple's love for horror and thriller films, and that he wanted to make people smile.

Mrs Edgecombe-Mutimer said: "He is really creative and certainly pulled it off.

"We have had so many people walk past and take photos today and lots of smiles from children, I think it is nice to lift people with the current lockdown going on and quite a few people have said it has made their day.

"He absolutely loved doing it, he is a big kid at heart."

Ipswich Star: The couple also have a Pac-Man in their front gardenThe couple also have a Pac-Man in their front garden (Image: Rebecca Edgecombe-Mutimer)

Away from snow creations, the couple – who married on Halloween last year – are also known locally for their Christmas light displays.

The creation is just one of many ways people have had fun in Suffolk during Storm Darcy – with some of the funniest moments captured on film.