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| There was, for instance, what some historians have called 'a little ice age' between the thirteenth and seventeenth centuries in the northern hemisphere, when Dutch painters like Avercamp painted their happy skating scenes in which whole communities took to the ice, and the Thames regularly froze in winter so hard that frost fairs, complete with bonfires and temporary buildings, could be held in the middle of the river. |
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