The United Kingdom is celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in a patriotic mood, and it looks that even the weather has decided to support the country.
A cloud in the form of Britain grew over one of the country’s most iconic monuments as bunting flew from every nook and corner as Brits celebrated the Jubilee with street celebrations.
Over Bristol’s Clifton Suspension Bridge, photographer Robert Browne captured the incredible moment a cloud formed the precise outline of the United Kingdom.
‘It looks a little like Great Britain,’ he remarked. It’s an unusual coincidence.
‘It’s almost like all the stars have come into an alignment just before the Jubilee. It’s an odd and strange coincident.’
Isambard Kingdom Brunel built the bridge over the River Avon in 1864, and it was the setting for the weather’s graceful entrance into this weekend’s spectacular celebrations.
As the Queen celebrates 70 years on the throne, the cloud glowed gold in the afternoon light, watching over England’s lovely fields.
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