On Saturday, people joined together in Stevenage to walk the original route of Covid the Cobra - a snake made from 10,085 stones hand-painted by the community during the first lockdown in 2020.
The rain failed to dampen people's spirits. (Image: Stevenage police)
The snake was started by mum Dawn Parnell and her children, Eddie and Owen, before people began adding their own stones.
The original route - along Grace Way and into Martins Way - is now marked out by a series of wooden pillars, each one encasing a selection of the original cobra stones.
Covid the Cobra was made from more than 10,000 hand-painted stones. (Image: Stevenage police)
Saturday's event, attended by representatives of Stevenage police and Stevenage Borough Council, including mayor Jim Brown, was a chance for people to share stories, memories and reflections.
There were plenty of smiles at the event, as people recalled fond memories. (Image: Stevenage police)
A Stevenage police spokesperson said: "The event was well attended by the community, and even the wind and rain didn’t dampen spirits on the day."
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