Stunning pictures show 6ft snowdrifts in Norfolk village
Southrepps in the snow - Credit: Bob Kett-Brodie
A photographer has captured some stunning images of north Norfolk in the snow.
Norfolk has been hidden under a blanket of snow for the past few days, as easterly winds brought snowstorms, disruption and sub-zero temperatures to much of the county.
While some areas escaped with just a covering, others were buried in the white stuff and the combination of snow and strong winds led to dramatic scenes of large drifts blocking roads and leaving villages cut off.
A large snowdrift in Southrepps - Credit: Bob Kett-Brodie
Many were able to enjoy the weather but for others, it causes disruption, with hundreds of schools and delays, hold-ups and problems on the roads.
In Southrepps, Bob Kett-Brodie took a walk in the weather to capture images of the village.
The photographs, which were all taken in and around Southrepps, show large snowdrifts, some 3-6ft in depth which blocked several roads into and out of the village.
A photographer has captured some stunning images of north Norfolk in the snow. - Credit: Bob Kett-Brodie
Southrepps, in North Norfolk in the snow - Credit: Bob Kett-Brodie
Southrepps on the 8th February. - Credit: Megan Kett-Brodie
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