Pictures of Folkestone in the snow

By Geoff Richards, 2006 Feb 4 at 16:26

A few photographs I took in Folkestone at Christmas time, when for a while there was quite a bit of snow on the ground.

I went out in the snow over Christmas, while I was in Folkestone, and took a few pictures. Here are the best of the bunch, all taken on December 27th.

Winter photography tip: remember to carry a cloth suitable for cleaning chunks of snow off your lens.

A picture of a tree and a mobile phone mast under a cloudy sky.
A dead broken branch of a tree covered in ice and blurring into the background.
A snowly lane with frosty trees on either side.
An electricity pylon and its cables, on a snowy landscape of hills, with brooding clouds in the background.
A view over Cheriton, with snowy rooftops, taken from the top of Castle Hill. The sky is mostly cloudy, but the sea in the distance is reflecting the sun.
The reservoir near Cheriton, with the surrounding buildings covered in snow, seen from high above.
A frosty tree alone on the side of a snowy hill, with blue sky and clouds in the distance.

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