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1816: the year without summer - Vimarsana News

1816: the year without summer

Two centuries ago, Britons had to endure biting cold and driving rain from April to August. They blamed everyone from Napoleon to Benjamin Franklin for the filthy weather but, says Robert Hume, the real culprit was far more remote

Teenager dies after being swept out to sea while taking pictures of stormy waves - Vimarsana News

Teenager dies after being swept out to sea while taking pictures of stormy waves

Harry Martin was 18 when he went missing in Membland, Noss Mayo, as he tried to take photos of stormy weather and, a decade on, his brother and best friends are set to take on a challenge

civil engineering - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

civil engineering - Everything2.com

Civil engineering can be described1 as the profession of design|designing and execute|executing structural works that serve the general public. Civil E...

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: You don't need a weatherman to tell it's not the end of the world as we know it - Vimarsana News

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: You don't need a weatherman to tell it's not the end of the world as we know it

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: I'm in no way trying to diminish the misery Storm Ciaran has caused to many people across the country. But the reaction has been off the charts.

Beachside chalet on the 'Cornish Riviera' is up for sale for £625,000 - but house hunters are worried it might fall into the SEA - Vimarsana News

Beachside chalet on the 'Cornish Riviera' is up for sale for £625,000 - but house hunters are worried it might fall into the SEA

Glenavon is located just 300 ft from the beach, boasts spectacular views of nearby Whitsand Bay and is accessed by 73 'gentle' steps, but some are concerned it may be eroded away by the sea.