Close study of this picture will show how one Council refuse operative dealt with the heat. It reached 26 degrees yesterday.
Could Rome, rather than Britain, have had the industrial revolution ? : https://www.maximum-progress.com/p/romae-industriae
Making sense of what's been happening in Bangladesh :https://scroll.in/article/1071602/bangladesh-student-led-protests-morph-into-a-mass-uprising-to-unseat-an-autocratic-government
Where the hipsters go to eat :https://houston.eater.com/2024/7/16/24199620/houston-restaurants-michelin-guide-texas-dining-coming-2024
This mornings car radio music :https://youtu.be/JyLtFiMkUSI
4 comments:
I have far too little knowledge of Roman history to say which of the theories about the first industrial revolution (first link) are best supported, but find the different ways of considering this topic fascinating. Thanks!
Thank you for the Handel, a glorious beginning to my day.
Wise man in high vis, on a hot day.
I see that 26C roughly translates to a little over 78F. That looks to be the perfect spot for a bit of sun in your unpredictable climate!
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