Doon the watter (Print 1948 ROTHESAY HEATWAVE) Choose Size:A4 Bevel Edge Mount with A5 Image with a trolley-bus passing through

with a trolley-bus passing through the lights

Up for grabs was a recording contract

The bombard was employed in sieges until the middle of the 16th century

one of those that were so hot that in one particular part of Scotland- Ayrshire - railway lines buckled in the heat at three separate locations

Doon the watter (Print 1948 ROTHESAY HEATWAVE) Choose Size:A4 Bevel Edge Mount with A5 Image with a trolley-bus passing throughSTORM Dylan, Storm Eleanor: howling gales, power cuts, trees felled, flood warnings, travel disrupted. Welcome to 2018. For that and no other reason we thought a photograph of a summers day might be useful today: a long ago summer, one of those that were so hot that in one particular part of Scotland Ayrshire railway lines buckled in the heat at three separate locations. The highest temperature in Britain on July 29, 1948, was 93F, at Kensington