'Like something from Narnia' - icicle images show wonder of winter
Stunning images show hundreds of icicles hanging from trees in North Lopham, near Diss - Credit: Nick Fulcher
These astonishing images captured in south Norfolk demonstrate the beauty of a seldom-seen weather phenomenon.
The pictures, taken by Nick Fulcher during his daily walk on Wednesday, show hundreds of icicles hanging from trees in North Lopham, near Diss.
Stunning images show hundreds of icicles hanging from trees in North Lopham, near Diss - Credit: Nick Fulcher
With the region still in the grip of a big freeze, the stunning spikes look set to remain for at least a few more days.
Mr Fulcher posted his shots on the popular Norfolk Countryside Photos Facebook page, where they have already amassed more than 3,000 likes.
Nick Fulcher from North Lopham, near Diss, captured the icicles during his daily walk - Credit: Nick Fulcher
"Every time a lorry goes by it splashes rain water onto the trees and it freezes up," he said. "I've seen similar before, but nothing to this extent.
"I thought it looked amazing - like something you would see in Narnia - and I had to take some pictures.
Stunning images show hundreds of icicles hanging from trees in North Lopham, near Diss - Credit: Nick Fulcher
"I decided to post them on Facebook for people to see something extraordinary. They're something to put a smile on people's faces, especially in these unprecedented times."
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