A random photo of a prototype Nokia 7110
The Beast From the East: Snow Days, Brome, Suffolk - 28th February 2018
The snow's up to around 18cm and the school is actually closed, so the boys are messing around in the garden and sledging down the hill in the Oaksmere's grounds.
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Andrew has a turn at sledging
Fred in the snow
Harry looks back as he heads back home
Fred's enjoying the fresh snow
Fred roams around in the garden
The orchard
It's a proper white-out
Fred stands by the shed
Fred makes a proper snow angel
Harry looks like he's waist deep
Harry tries to eat snow
Harry eats snow as it falls from the sky
Harry opens up the boys' garden house
Next-door's walnut tree, backlit and snow-encrusted
Harry peers out of his house
Harry clears snow off the roof
The Oaksmere's new entrance
The no-entry signs are the only colour
Oaksmere, under a blanket of snow
The Oaksmere's topiary
It's officially 18cm of snow
There's a spot of sledging near lunchtime
The adults chat
Fred gets pulled around
Sledging near the lake
Rachel gives Isobel a push
Isobel slides off
Isobel slides down the hill
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A random photo of a prototype Nokia 7110
A random photo of a prototype Nokia 7110
Andrew has a turn at sledging
Fred in the snow
Harry looks back as he heads back home
Fred's enjoying the fresh snow
Fred roams around in the garden
The orchard
It's a proper white-out
Fred stands by the shed
Fred makes a proper snow angel
Harry looks like he's waist deep
Harry tries to eat snow
Harry eats snow as it falls from the sky
Harry opens up the boys' garden house
Next-door's walnut tree, backlit and snow-encrusted
Harry peers out of his house
Harry clears snow off the roof
The Oaksmere's new entrance
The no-entry signs are the only colour
Oaksmere, under a blanket of snow
The Oaksmere's topiary
It's officially 18cm of snow
There's a spot of sledging near lunchtime
The adults chat
Fred gets pulled around
Sledging near the lake
Rachel gives Isobel a push
Isobel slides off
Isobel slides down the hill