Stare Nalewki Street, Warsaw
People in Warsaw stop to watch an open-air exhibition devoted to the victims of the great Jewish deportation on Stare Nalewki Street. It is part of a series of events commemorating 80 years since the Nazi Germans began the so-called “Grossaktion Warschau” – a huge deportation of Jews to the extermination camp in Treblinka. Stare Nalewki Street is where the center of Jewish Warsaw was located before the 2nd World War.
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Curracloe Beach
People leave Curracloe beach after a mist engulfed it. Mists are common on the Irish coastline, but we never witnessed one like this on a beach. This phenomenon is also called advection fog. It forms when warm, moist air moves over a colder surface, such as the sea or the ground. The warm air cools and condenses, forming fog.