.. Jalbum 8.2 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2165.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2165.JPG slides/IMG_2166.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2166.JPG slides/IMG_2167.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2167.JPG slides/IMG_2168.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2168.JPG slides/IMG_2169.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2169.JPG slides/IMG_2171.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2171.JPG slides/IMG_2172.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2172.JPG slides/IMG_2158.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2158.JPG slides/IMG_2159.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2159.JPG slides/IMG_2160.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2160.JPG slides/IMG_2161.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2161.JPG slides/IMG_2162.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2162.JPG slides/IMG_2163.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2163.JPG slides/IMG_2164.html Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:55:40 +0100 In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. In February 2009, England was hit by the largest snowfall for many years. Many of these pictures were taken after the first day of snow, which continued for almost two weeks. In many areas, the snow was almost two feet deep. slides/IMG_2164.JPG