title	Snowmageddon: The Beast From the East, Suffolk and London - 27th February 2018
intro	It's a week of snow, as the "Beast from the East" - the weather feature formerly known as "winter" - sweeps in from the steppes of Siberia. There's even an official snow day, as the snow reaches a respectable 18cm and the school is closed. There's also a bit of excitement down at the station as the late-running 8:17 from Norwich piles on the emergency brakes and pulls up early because its Rheostatic brakes have temporarily failed due to the cold.
imgc9295	There's snow on the tracks at Diss Station
imgc9296	Down at Diss Station, the platform is being cleared
imgc9298	There's a small clear patch on Platform 2
imgc9300	The 8:17 piles on the emergency brakes
imgc9301	Adrian checks in with the driver
imgc9302	Adrian wanders off to chat with the guard
imgc9303	There's snow at the Xylotol factory in Brantham
imgc9305	Frozen puddles and snow down at Brantham
imgc9309	More snowy wasteland
imgc9313	There's no snow in London yet
imgc9315	Marching band on Constitution Hill
imgc9318	Horseback saxophone - the hardest job in music
imgc9320	A bugler on horseback
imgc9321	The Royal standard
imgc9322	The marching band heads off past Buckingham Palace
imgc9326	The scenic desert of Paddington after a bit of snow
imgc9327	Hyde Park and The Serpentine
imgc9329	The Serpentine is quiet
imgc9330	A snowy Hyde Park
imgp9835	A layer of snow on the office window
imgp9838	The first heavy snow appears
imgp9842	Icicles on the shed
imgp9862	Boris - stripey cat - looks unimpressed
imgp9863	The boys are in the garden
imgp9870	Rectory Road in Brome is all snowy
imgp9871	Outside the Oaksmere after a night of snow
imgp9873	An intrepid cyclist heads towards Eye
imgp9874	Harry plays in the garden