On a wet and windy Monday morning, Wanstead’s brief snowfest seems like a distant memory. But thanks to Radek Pazdera for capturing the moment.
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great photos
Wonderful photos! Have to add the snowy flamingoes as seems the norm this winter!
“Brief ” and “moment” — there is still plenty of it thickly covering the park/forest lands, and still standing snowmen. There are places that still look like those pictures, around Wanstead — Wansteadium needs to get out more.
This one reminds me of Narnia with the lamp post shining through the trees !