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Although the winter in
Northern Ireland tends to be cold and wet with lots of rain and wind the
climate is such that we seldom have snow of any significance. During the last
few years we have had light snow falls which last for no more than a day
or two before disappearing. The end of December 2000 was different, about 6
inches of snow fell within a couple of hours on the evening of 27th
December and promptly froze hard. According to the news reports it was the
worst snow in 18 years and in a country that is not equipped to deal with
such conditions road, rail and air travel was severely disrupted for
several days.
However, the husband of one of our members was determined to make the most of the snow and early on the 28th December he donned his winter woollies to venture out taking a series of photographs of the village under the pristine white blanket that covered the countryside. For the enjoyment of our viewers several of these photographs are included in this page and are shown in the thumbnails below. To see a bigger version of the picture just hover your mouse over the thumbnail and click. A new window will open to reveal the bigger version of the picture. When you have finished viewing the bigger version simply close the new window. Some of the files are fairly large so please be patient while they download. I hope you enjoy the pictures but please note the copyright notice below the thumbnails. Should any of the links not work or if you
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