Monday, 21 January 2013

Frozen Fircroft

Well the snow certainly persisted, and we now have approximately 7 inches of snow all around us, maybe 8 inches at home. But today I'm back at work and back at Fircroft College of Adult Education where I am on a year long placement.

You may remember I did a walk around the college and it's beautiful grounds when I first joined back in August/September time if you can't remember then here it is. Well, it certainly looks very different today in comparison with that pleasant Autumnal day last year when I did the same walk of the gardens, because today it was covered in thick snow! The main house at Fircroft looks idyllic at the vast majority of times but in the snow it seemed even more grand and magical.

I intend to sign off this post with a host of pictures from today's walk around the grounds of Fircroft which mainly involved following footprints left in the snow by a fox. If you want to find out more about the fantastic work that Fircroft does for less privilidged adults in and around the Birmingham area then click here or click on the logo on the right hand side of the blog in the sidebar.

Enjoy!

Martin

Fircroft House and Teaching Block


Former Cadbury Family Home in the Snow.


Orchard in the snow


Fircroft


Lots of untouched snow, I simply had to run through it!


Isn't there just something mesmerising about snow settled on trees.


A wintery path leading to the woods..


Following fox footprints..



Magical trees

1 comment:

  1. What beautiful snow photos! Trees are just gorgeous with a dusting of snow on them.

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