Drifts of snow four feet deep block Surrey roads to traffic . Drifts of snow more than four feet in depth have blocked roads in Surrey and Kent and made them impassable to traffic , armies of men are at work clearing the roads . Snow on a road at Tatsfield , Surrey , showing how deep it is compared to the car driving through . 13 February 1932

Drifts of snow four feet deep block Surrey roads to traffic . Drifts of snow more than four feet in depth have blocked roads in Surrey and Kent and made them impassable to traffic , armies of men are at work clearing the roads . Snow on a road at Tatsfield , Surrey , showing how deep it is compared to the car driving through . 13 February 1932 Stock Photo

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