Snowfall in Ross-on-Wye has been an extremely infrequent event over the past twenty years. There was a little in 1996 and a lot in 1982 but other than that, just the odd flurry. It was quite pleasant to awake this morning to a light covering, and as it happened to coincide with my 'week off,' (during which I have actually been so busy working that I have hardly been able to find the time to think, other than during a one day escape to the sea at Three Cliffs Bay,) I took the opportunity to hurriedly fumble for some clothes in the dark, get dressed and go straight out to take some photographs before it melted away. I did manage to capture the town from all angles, taking around seventy photographs in total but have only included four of the shots below. I hope you enjoy the views.