Deep Freeze in Braemar
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Deep Freeze in Braemar
Image: © Paul Chapman Taken: 8 Jan 2010
View south from the Clunie Bridge at 11.30am with the temperature at -17C. Braemar is the coldest place in the UK, having twice reached the record low temperature of -27.2C (in 1895 and 1982).
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Image Location
Latitude
57.005014
Longitude
-3.399576