This is really cool: British heatwave and drought revealing ancient foundations etc

[Noodle]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pictures-britains-heatwave-revealed-countrys-slideshow-wp-094619174.html

Would post some of the pics but that’s too hard to do on my phone (plus I’m zoned out from dealing with the US Patent Office’s severe service outage today—nightmare of a day)

 

[hootch1]

I was in Southern UK last week. The first part of week was almost 90 degrees. Later in the week temps were about what I expected.

I was close enough for the seagulls to wake me up at night but did not actually see the English channel.

 

[sglowrider]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pictures-britains-heatwave-revealed-countrys-slideshow-wp-094619174.html

Would post some of the pics but that’s too hard to do on my phone (plus I’m zoned out from dealing with the US Patent Office’s severe service outage today—nightmare of a day)

When they were developing London's new Crossrail line, they had to dig through a bunch of Roman ruins.

 

[TheOriginalHappyGoat]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pictures-britains-heatwave-revealed-countrys-slideshow-wp-094619174.html

Would post some of the pics but that’s too hard to do on my phone (plus I’m zoned out from dealing with the US Patent Office’s severe service outage today—nightmare of a day)

"Cool" is an interesting choice of terminology for this story.

 

[sglowrider]

"Cool" is an interesting choice of terminology for this story.

Nood's way of being 'ironic.'

 

[sglowrider]

"Cool" is an interesting choice of terminology for this story.

My bucket list is actually to walk a large chunk of the Great Wall (paid by themselves ) -- particularly the Western side.

 

[UncleMark]

"Cool" is an interesting choice of terminology for this story.

Nood's way of being 'ironic.'

And here I thought it was nuance.

 

[Noodle]