
Lynchcombe Sycamores in Snow – From Deerleap, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3023
Down in the valley there was no sign of snow, but looking out the bedroom window the hills were covered in the white stuff. So time to jump in the car and and get the camera out.

Lynchcombe Sycamores in Snow – From Deerleap, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3017
From the top of the Lynchcombe nature reserve the fields were covered in a thin blanket.

Lynchcombe Sycamores in Snow – Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3284
The snow shows off the ancient lynchets earth works stepping down the hill.

Lynchetts – Lynchcombe, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3297
Only yards away at Cooks Fields everything white.

Snow drifts – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3219
Snow drifted up against the lines of old dry-stone walls.

Snow drifts – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3042
In places it was really deep!

Snow drifts – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3140

Snow drifts – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3154
Who would have expected this in March after the recent mild winter we have had this year.

Snow on the dry-stone walls – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3200

Snow drifts – Cooks Fields, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3212
A couple of my favourite trees. Hopefully they will keep standing for years to come.

The Twins – Deerleap, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_3316
And finally…
Back at the car park with the popular pussy willow tree in the picnic area.

Pussy Willow at the Picnic Site – Deerleap, Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. ID JB_2938