Here you can see a cat contemplating the first snow in London this winter:
The snow didn't last very long:
Naturally, when the winter is over, the spring will come, followed by the summer and the abundance of colours. Some people in the Dover and Folkestone area are knitting and crotcheting their own woolen versions of plants and animals inhabiting the chalk grassland of the Downs area. I was told about the project by the designer at The Skylarks in Folkestone. The lovely girl handed me this flyer which only today came to the surface, obviously to contrast with the greyishness of the melting snow:
The snow didn't last very long: Naturally, when the winter is over, the spring will come, followed by the summer and the abundance of colours. Some people in the Dover and Folkestone area are knitting and crotcheting their own woolen versions of plants and animals inhabiting the chalk grassland of the Downs area. I was told about the project by the designer at The Skylarks in Folkestone. The lovely girl handed me this flyer which only today came to the surface, obviously to contrast with the greyishness of the melting snow:
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