Britain’s big freeze – photo gallery

Britain's big freeze - photo gallery

NASA have released an incredible photo taken by their Terra satellite showing the extent of Britain’s big freeze – and we’ve been out and about taking pictures of the icy conditions around London.

In Hyde Park in central London, the vast Serpentine lake has entirely frozen up and the famous fountains in Trafalgar Square have been solid blocks of ice for many days.

Click below to check out the chilly NASA satellite pic and see a gallery of photos from our travels around London.

All photos were taken on the Lumix LX3 camera which recent won our ‘Best High End Compact of 2009‘ award.

London snow scenes - frozen fountains in Trafalgar Square and snow on Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, January 2010
Frozen fountain, Trafalgar Square, London.

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010
Frozen Serpentine lake, Hyde Park, London.

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010

Hyde Park snow scenes - frozen Serpentine lake, snow covered park and other winter photographs, central London 9th January 2010

Britain's big freeze - photo gallery

More photos:

Hyde Park freeze – A frozen lake, gas lamps and lots of snow!

London snow – Frozen fountains and snowy scenes

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3 Comments on “Britain’s big freeze – photo gallery”

  1. Really like the gas lights one.

    (awaits some Scot/Canuck/Scandanavian coming along to say ‘pah that isn’t snow’) LOL

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