When seeing the rising transport costs to get from Boston to the ground, a guy called Mike (@teevanography) took it upon himself to book buses for Scotland fans to get the games.
The fans had all paid in full for this, then at last minute the bus companies asked for an extra $14k! This would have resulted in asking over 1,000 fans to pay extra at short notice.
Instead, Mike was able to source alternate, cheaper transport (yellow school buses) which resulted in a huge amount left over, from what the fans had initially paid.
Mike took it upon himself to donate over $18k, with $15,000 going to a charity that helps school children in Boston.
Phenomenal work 👏
Boston news report ⤵️
Fri 10/7: Hot sun across England, Wales, and south Scotland; valley temperatures of 30C+. Starting bright and becoming very warm most of Scottish Highlands. Rain from Lochaber northward, later moving east with heavy thundery bursts forming over central/east highlands later.
Tue 7th July: Windy over high terrain, strongest in morning, again later in Scotland. Damp and murky N & W Highlands, more persistent rain at times. Some improvement S Highlands afternoon. Often dry for N Eng, but higher fells shrouded in cloud. Brighter for Wales as cloud thins.
Fri 3/7: Early hill cloud Wales and central/E England and Scotland lifts and breaks for sun with high cloud. Warm, mild Scottish Highlands, feeling chilly in wind. Hill cloud and patchy rain W highlands, more into night. Patchy cloud lingers near tops of Snowdonia and Lakeland.
Tues 30/6: Rain and cloud over the hills widely, heavier pulses of rain tending to extend north & eastwards with time middle of day into afternoon, some local thundery downpours forming. Wind dropping light across much of Highlands, fresh south-southwest winds England and Wales.
Sun 28/6: Strengthening SW'ly winds, reaching gale force over W Scottish mountains, soonest nr Skye. Much fresher everywhere, rather chilly on tops in exposure to wind. Some early rain, improving as cloud lifts, but scattered showers move east across Highlands into the afternoon.
Sat 27/6: Windy, afternoon gales Scotland, possibly Lakeland and Snowdonia. In Scotland, drizzle into showery rain, setting in later over west hills. Patchy rain England and Wales with dry windows and warm sunny moments, but a rising risk of showery bursts afternoon, risk heavy.
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Fri 26/6: Starting hot and humid, cooling afternoon. Thundery showers in the morning, tending to clear Wales. Afternoon thunderstorms and torrential rain in north England and Scotland, risk of localised flash flooding near heaviest downpours. Driest south Wales and NW Highlands.
Thu 25/6: A hotter day on the hill; sunny and humid - risk sunburn and dehydration. Rain arrives into Northwest Highlands, thunderstorms afternoon, later pushing east and south. Moderate breeze, lightest early, strengthening with time, walking becoming strenuous over high tops.
Wed 24/6: Extensive hot sunshine and unusually humid - risk of sunburn and dehydration. England, Wales, and E Scotland see early patchy fog clearing; highest tops E Scotland near or above the cloud layer at dawn. Some cloud clings to Scotland's W coast, breezy over far N tops.