SNOWDROP
Gallery

The Snowdrop Gallery

Brought to you online  for 2021!

A popular snowdrop festival usually takes place each year at All Saints' Church,  Babworth. 

Due to the covid-19 pandemic, we are hosting snowdrop pictures here where they can be enjoyed from the safety of your own home.

Scroll through the images and enjoy.

Welcome

Inspired by the beautiful snowdrops that carpet the woodland floor around Babworth Church each spring, we’re encouraging the Pilgrim Roots community to share pictures of snowdrops from wherever they are. Curated in this snowdrop gallery are pictures taken at Babworth itself, and in gardens and neighbourhoods where people have been taking their daily exercise.
Although the ‘mayflower’ is the blossom most associated with the pilgrim story, we think snowdrops are a great symbol the Pilgrim Roots region. They are a sign of hope in the coming season, like the hope for a better life that the Separatists carried with them to Holland and then America. Plus, hundreds of snowdrops appear each year around the Church where Clyfton preached and the story all began. We hope getting out and about to take your own photos, or admiring those others have taken, will help promote wellbeing in this very strange year.

The Images

Helen Richards
Helen Richards
Clare Clinton
Charlotte Watkinson-Wallis
Paul Mcgarrity
Paul Mcgarrity
Peter Hargreaves
Kathryn Williamson
Emily Ryley
Emily Ryley
Pete Brown
Emily Ryley
Emily Ryley
Sarah Vallance
Sarah Vallance
Sarah Vallance
Tracey Stones
Tracey Stones
Tracey Stones
Sally Leachman
Laura Sercombe
Laura Sercombe
James Cooke
James Cooke
Helen Hewitt Richardson
Angela Bennett
Angela Bennett
Angela Bennett
Snowdrops at Babworth 1.
Elaine Nash
Snowdrops at Babworth 2.
Elaine Nash
Charlotte Van Oorschot
Hazel Brand
Charlotte Harrison-White
Maggy Watkins
Charlotte Grundy
Charlotte Grundy
Charlotte Grundy
Rick Brand
Rick Brand
Rick Brand
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Theresa Radcliffe
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
Dawn Bussingham
If you are inspired to share pictures of signs of spring from where you are, please send them to us @PilgrimRoots on twitter & Facebook, or email info@pilgrimroots.org.

Get CREATIVE

Why not craft your own snowdrops during the half term?  Below is a simple craft video.

The Pilgrims TRAIL

The Pilgrims Trail connects the churches and villages the Separatists knew. The sites have been freshly interpreted for 2020 and are an opoortunity to discover more of this important local heritage story. 

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