I have lots of memories of snow both here and abroad. I regularly go skiing and see depths of level snow up to 1 metre yearly. Last year for example I witnessed a snowfall of 2ft in the Alps and in 2003 saw 3-4ft fall in 36hrs in Colorado. But snowfall in Britain always seems that bit more special. I used to travel to Scotland skiing in 90's and saw some remarkable depths of snow there. I can remember travelling through walls of snow 12ft deep on the way up to Cairngorm mountain. A lot of people in the south don't appreciate just how much snow Scotland gets some winters - the last probably being 2001. Here in the north east we don't seem to have been affected as much as most areas in terms of snow. Last year there was probably 9-10 days snowcover here, in february it snowed to around 1ft and in January there was around 4-5 inches. I don't have to go too far back to remember a decent fall. Feb 1991 was probably my earliest memory of snow. I can recall the backyard being full of snow and my Dad having to clear it. I can also recall the snow sliding of the roofs like in the Alps when the thaw set in. I am hoping to have some better memories after this winter.