Click here for a slideshow of photos tagged "snowydulwich"
Most of the UK was snowed in today – and Dulwich was in the thick of things, too. Our intrepid team of writers headed out into the winter landscape to snap some shots of snowy Dulwich.
Click on the pictures above or below to see our Flickr slideshows of Dulwich blanketed in snow.
Click here for a slideshow of photos tagged "snowydulwich"
Have you taken photos of snowy Dulwich? If you’d like to add your own photos to the slideshow for everyone reading Dulwich OnView to see, here’s what you need to do:
1. Sign up for a Flickr.com account (it’s free) at www.flickr.com and upload your photos to that account.
2. Tag your photos “snowydulwich” and make sure they are marked “public”.
3. The slideshow shows all photos in Flickr tagged as “snowydulwich”.
NB. It may take a little while before your photos to appear in the slideshow after you’ve uploaded them, due to the time it takes Flickr to process the photo-tags so that they show up in the slideshow. See http://flickr.com/help/tags/?search=tag#69
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Alternatively, you can view the photos by going to “snowydulwich” pictures
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ADVANTAGES of snow :
Free Parking! My car was on a meter last night. Got up early to feed it but no traffic warden would dig off a foot of snow to give a ticket!
DISADVANTAGES of snow:
My cat refuses to go out, and is bursting. Always having been a free range cat, she does not understand the concept of a litter tray.
Golly you’ve all been very busy! What excellent snow photos. I had the pleasure of working from home yesterday – a nice view out of my window as I got onto my Dulwich Picture Gallery emails – of children who should have been at school having a heavenly time chucking snowballs at each other. I went out to buy the Guardian from our local shop and fell over twice – but falling over in the snow is a nice experience, like falling onto a huge cushion.
Ouch, Kate, sorry to hear you fell over but relieved that the snow cushioned you!