From bringer of dreams of christmas, to a snowcatcher in the wind. 

Standing still in the driving snow. 

From roman road, dane gate to medieval snickleway. 

Walmgate into Fossgate, names meaning little to the snow falling.

Weathering time and the storm. 

Snow cover. 

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Close in formation, they impressed the local judge, with extra marks given for the bad weather difficulty factor. 

Like russian icebreakers they rounded the bend in the river and braved the headwind ladened with snow. 

A young child's dream day, no school, snow and a funfair. 

Just add snow for a dash of ye olde england 

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The trees hung on to their leaves and the bright lights of the funfair drew them on. 

Bent to the wind and dressed with snow. 

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St Mary's in the snow. 

For a romantic shot, just add a sprinkling of snow 

Reflecting on the designs of man. 

Like the first footsteps of humanity 

To each a moment not forgotten to individuals left. 

Memories of the blood of the fallen to the stupidity of humankind. 

Rememberence garden. 

Chimney and rising sun. 

Sunrise of the ghost of the priory. The streets name, Priory Street is all that now remembers the land use of the past. 

Waiting it's turn for the sun.