Fully Bloomed Churchyard Snowdrops - Ceramic Tile

The “false spring” is a favorite seasonal period because a popular churchyard, isolated in the middle of the English countryside, has an abundance of snowdrops that bloom without fail each year, which many locals go to see. With the sunshine to make each moment sweeter, it's a beautiful highlight signaling the end of winter. 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.