River Thames in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire run dry, in places just a few pools of water left. The heat from the intense sun has caused the River Thames to dry up. In places nature has started to reclaim the dry river bed. Sheep shelter from the intense sun under a bridge where normally the River Thames would flow. The River Thames between Ewen and Ashton Keynes, 14 images available. Credit: Stephen Bell/Alamy

River Thames in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire run dry, in places just a few pools of water left. The heat from the intense sun has caused the River Thames to dry up. In places nature has started to reclaim the dry river bed. Sheep shelter from the intense sun under a bridge where normally the River Thames would flow. The River Thames between Ewen and Ashton Keynes, 14 images available. Credit: Stephen Bell/Alamy Stock Photo

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Stephen Bell / Alamy Stock Photo

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4000 x 2666 px | 33.9 x 22.6 cm | 13.3 x 8.9 inches | 300dpi

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7 August 2022

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Gloucestershire, England

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