Cavour, who had departed Windsor Castle, took another two days to rest and prepare to set out once again.
However, an unexpected snowstorm completely trapped Cavour, who was ready to leave London, making him unable to move.
The howling wind carried snowflakes from the clouds to every corner of London, and in just one night, the whole city found itself in a snowy white world.
Streets, houses, and the Thames River were all covered with a thick layer of white snow.
Ships moored at the docks on both sides of the Thames River were forced to stay there, awaiting navigation due to the sudden snowstorm that had frozen the river.
Unable to leave London smoothly, Cavour stopped and hid in the hotel, waiting for the Thames River to "awaken."
Bored, Victor Umberto also decided to take advantage of the snow-bound Thames River to fully explore London.
Due to Cavour's sensitive identity, it was not appropriate for him to accompany Victor Umberto on his tour.
