

In the article it says the frames were melted by heat from the lights.
In the article it says the frames were melted by heat from the lights.
From the photo it looks like the inner window panes were still intact. That would be enough to keep the plane pressurised, I’m guessing. For a while at least.
I’m old. My hearing aids have Bluetooth. Brilliant sound, better than any headphones/earbuds I’ve ever had. They wee reeeeeallly expensive though.
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You mentioned the missing persons reports being mainly children… maybe you’d get more traction from Operation Hydrant, which took over the Yewtree investigations.
Or maybe cook up a story about some old king being buried there.
Three designs too - 19th century cantilever, 20th suspension, 21st cable-stayed. Also, the Forth Bridge is a UNESCO world heritage site. We love our bridges!
Brilliant. Boost was my favourite app for the other place, it’ll be great to have it back for the fediverse.
That’s really interesting! I once ate yak goulash in Bhutan - it was delicious.
Yes, there was uproar over a prize-winning GSD at Crufts one year, it looked crippled.
“One shattered window pane was later recovered from the runway during a routine inspection.”