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 : Fog torches on the London Thames, 1933


Fog torches on the London Thames, 1933

Because of the fog that frequently occurs in the winter months in London, torches are lit for better visibility for the ships on both banks of the River Thames. Here you can see a torch in use on the bank of the Thames at the Lower Thames Street

Picture No
10620549
Media ID
48184510
Size
2756px x 1929px (2.0MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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