London is so cold that Regents Canal has frozen solid
The Beast from the East has brought such chilly weather that London’s busiest canal has FROZEN. Famous Regents Canal was so iced over that snow had begun to settle on the waterway – leaving it looking like tarmac. The nine-mile-long north London waterway was coated in ice and snow thanks to the big freeze – […]
The Beast from the East has brought such chilly weather that London’s busiest canal has FROZEN.
Famous Regents Canal was so iced over that snow had begun to settle on the waterway – leaving it looking like tarmac.
The nine-mile-long north London waterway was coated in ice and snow thanks to the big freeze – and people have even begun speculating whether it is possible to ice-skate on it.
Regents Canal in London which has complertely frozen over as the temperature stays well below zero in the capital, March 1 2018
Twitter user Orpheuscat said: “Looking at the frozen regents canal and wondering if anyone has ever skated to Kings Cross from Angel?”
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