To Ashdown Forest today to get a fix of snow before Sunday's thaw. The depth was 10-12cm (might have been more when it first fell) within about 10 miles S & W of Ashdown, and more of course in the direction of London. Very little near the Sussex coast; a thin covering was hanging on in shady spots up to 25 miles west of Ashdown. Most of the photos were taken around Gills Lap, in the cetre of the Forest, and better known as Galleons Leap in Winnie-the-Pooh books. A right click should open an enlarged in a new tab, but if it doesn't work, use the link
https://imgur.com/8zERGpI
Gills Lap

https://imgur.com/TD08osr
The AA Milne and EH Shepherd memorial

https://imgur.com/ayGCS9k
An Exmoor pony trying to find some grass to eat

https://imgur.com/kFezfby
Ice crystals growing on a fence post

https://imgur.com/W5HJIxH
Snow falling from trees as it thaws
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