Americans have shared their opinions on the UK's weather amid reports of a '48 hour-long 26C heatwave'

Some people go to the sea for respite. Some to the desert. Some people like to disappear into the city. And some like to commune in the mountains. Today, I'm feeling the need for a cloak of trees somewhere deep in the forest.

A Martin B-26C-45-MO Marauder (s/n 42-107685) patrolling over the Normandy invasion. This particular aircraft served with the 450th Bomb Squadron, 322nd Bomb Group, 9th Air Force (in this photo) and was later transfered to the 558th Bomb Squadron, 387th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force. She was lost on Feb. 22,1945 when damaged by AAA and the crew bailed out.

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B-26C-45-MA Marauder s/n 42-107566 441st BS, 320th BG, 12th AF Battle # 06 Shot down by flak on the July 10,1944 mission to bomb the railroad bridge at Marzabotto, Italy. A direct hit blew the left wing and horizontal stabilizer off, sending the plane into an uncontrollable spin and trapping the crew inside. It was the crews second mission to the target area that day. MACR 6454 1st Lt. Murry B. Wiginton, Jr. - Pilot (KIA) 2nd Lt. William E. Wigginton - Co=Pilot (KIA) PFC Norford G. Meador - Togglier (KIA) Sgt. Ernest D. Casey - Engineer/Gunner (KIA) S/Sgt. Wesley B. Hoffman - Radio Operator/Gunner (KIA) S/Sgt. Philip A. Iannotta - Tail Gunner (KIA)