Snowdrops Under an Old Tree - Doormat

(IMAGE TIP: You can scale and position the image according to the product's size using the 'Design Tool' for a better fit. Inside the 'Design Tool', click on the image for the options to be available. 'Fill' is the recommended option for a good fit.) DESIGN: A favorite annual tradition is seeing the snowdrops around early February, usually abundant in churchyards. What’s nice about this yard is it’s romantically isolated in the countryside. Here, the snowdrops thrived in the afternoon sunshine under an old tree. LOCATION: The snowdrops can be seen in the yard of the parish church of Saint Cosmas & Saint Damian(Challock Church) located in idyllic isolation on the North Downs, one mile from the large and modern village of Challock. Challock is a civil parish in the Borough of Ashford; it is a part of the county of Kent commonly known as the Garden of England. United Kingdom. SOME FACTS: While snowdrops are known to bloom between January and March, the ones in Challock Church normally reach their prime in early February.