Although storms and gale-force winds battered much of the UK on Armistice Day, the sun did manage to show itself at the Newark Air Museum for a very brief spell. This resulted in a stunning double rainbow, which nicely framed Avro Vulcan B.2 XM594. Howard Heeley explains how the photo came about: "On Thursday November 11, I was at the Newark Air Museum, hosting a facilitated visit for a group of Year 3 and 4 school children from the Claypole Church of England School, Lines. The children had been doing some World War Two/ evacuation topics at the museum, and during the morning session we had all observed the two minute silence at 1 lam and despite the stormy weather they were all having a great time.
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机译：尽管在停战纪念日，暴风雨和狂风袭击了英国大部分地区，但太阳确实在纽瓦克航空博物馆展示了自己的短片。这产生了令人惊叹的双彩虹，很好地构筑了Avro Vulcan B.2 XM594。霍华德·希利（Howard Heeley）解释了照片的拍摄过程：“ 11月11日（星期四），我在纽瓦克航空博物馆（Newark Air Museum），接待了来自Lines的Claypole Church of England School的3年级和4年级的一群学生。一直在博物馆里进行第二次世界大战/疏散的话题，在早上的会议上，我们都观察到了1 lam时两分钟的寂静，尽管有暴风雨天气，他们都度过了愉快的时光。
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