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PICTURES OF RIDDLESDOWN NOW 2

RIDDLESDOWN IN THE WINTER

Below:  Photographs from the Great Snow of February 2009

and February 2010 when Riddlesdown had 14”

(but not so great as 1963 or 1947)


The first two are by Safana Sellmann of Riddlesdown High School, the second two by Martin Whitehead of Eskdale Gardens, the others by Nick Bygrave & Phil Thomas

A  slowworm (12 to 14 inches long) photographed by Martin Whitehead on his way up the ramp at Riddlesdown Station

Below - Riddlesdown , December 2010 - Covered in 14” of snow

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