By the way, because of the climate, lakes and rivers in England do not freeze in winter, so there are many photos of winter landscapes that look a little unusual, but no less beautiful. And due to the fact that little snow falls, a peculiar, but no less fabulous atmosphere is created, which all photographers will surely fall in love with. Well, since we're talking about snow, then 10-15 cm of snow already means that you can safely stay at home. Transport will become, you will be told to stay at home and the city will patiently wait for the snow to melt, because there are no snowplows here and there will not be. That's it. The British are big animal lovers. You will not meet homeless cats or dogs on the streets, and if you do, they will be well-fed, healthy and clean, for sure they are regularly cared for by employees of some cafe where the animal lives, so technically they are not homeless. By the way, back in 1824, the "Society for the Protection of Animals from Cruelty" was established, and it has a royal status. So cats and dogs have been living in safety for almost 200 years. By the way, the "Society for the Protection of Children" in England was established in 1884. Therefore, children in England live in safety. The British have set their priorities. With something, but with censorship on English television, everything is fine. It just doesn't exist. Yes, in English, obscene expressions have already become the norm and do not cause such violent indignation as among Russian speakers, but if for us to hear obscene expressions on television is something out of the ordinary, in England they will treat it normally. "The F Word", as they put it, can be quite calmly pronounced by announcers, especially if there is a quoting of some person. The stereotypical Englishman is courteous, correct and meek. Actually, it has some similarities with reality. The British are really very polite and will apologize, ask for forgiveness or say "please" to everyone and always. For example, if you pushed a person on the street, or stepped on someone's foot in transport, you will immediately be told "Oh, sorry" and in no case will they make a scandal or look askance. However, make no mistake, because it's not about you. In modern England, "thank you-excuse me-please" is just an interjection. They will apologize to the bedside table if they get hooked. Unlike Americans, the British are very ashamed of the fact that everyone knows their native language, and they usually speak only English. So, when communicating with a native Englishman, you will probably hear that you speak English very well. But don't be so proud of yourself. Even if you say only "London is the capital of Great Britain" with a strong Russian accent, you will still be praised and told that you speak pure English. How many times have you heard the phrase "foggy Albion"? We are sure that a lot. But in fact, it is not so foggy. Yes, you can find fog on the islands, but it's as if it has never been in your city. The climate of England is much milder than in other countries. It is due to the fact that it is surrounded by water that the temperature does not change as much as on the continent. In summer, the average temperature will not exceed 30 degrees, and it will hardly reach this mark (the average temperature is 26-27 C). And thanks to the rains in the first half of summer, you will not die from the heat. As for winter, it is better for lovers of snowy and frosty weather to move closer to the poles. And all because the temperature is unlikely to drop below "zero". If -18 is the normal temperature in winter, then in England it means the worst frost. The average temperature in winter is usually 2-3 degrees Celsius, and snow can only fall around Christmas, and then a little.