they are saying that passengers are facing a couple of hours of delays waiting to get on trains at folkestoneher and the big concern 110w the bad weather and the big concern now is that you have had the snow falling today, that is where it falling today, that is where it falling onto already frozen ground and the temperature is expected to drop even further tonight, so a real concerns about conditions on the road tonight and then shoot tomorrow. the critters will be out in full force but the reality is when the roads are wet and it continues to reign, sometimes they salt they put down is washed away. it could be another very difficult day on the roads in the morning. many thanks for that. time for a look at the weather... thank you forjoining me. our real concerns over night is the extent of the lying snow and the fact that we may well find quite a widespread problem on untreated services with ice. disruption is possible. still picturesque but we have some of that line snow provided you can get over your own driveway. elsewhere, the snow has become something of an issue on the highest ground

folkestone least get off to. not only famous writers but artists too were drawn to the mountain in a center of doubles is the and stupid big kitchen a museum the german expressionist painter lived in davos from one thousand nine hundred eighteen until his death in one nine hundred thirty eight and he created some of his best known paintings here the museum houses some twelve thousand artworks by kishner. about half his entire body of work done voce also has colon nary delights on offer local restaurants serve up traditional swiss fare cheese and fruit bread as well as specialties such as bun there fleiss or air dried meat. so it's a lot for on for the back bone. but no flies she told because villagers originally had no way of refrigerating the food. they had to preserve it so they dried it if that meant they had plenty of meat to eat throughout the winter said with the flies in the. vase has come a long way since then the last one hundred fifty years have seen the small town in the swiss alps evolve into a center