Temperatures in London rarely dip below zero long enough to freeze the River Thames. The river’s constant flow makes it even more unlikely to make it freeze. So when it does, it’s a rare and special event.
The last occasion the River Thames froze over was in 1968. These photos capture the remarkable moment.
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