The Daily Mail has an article about the future flooding of London and the conditions that brought it about, those of you who are familiar with the 1953 floods will note the similarities. Interesting reading.
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From Peter Hitchens in the Daily Mail today
The ridiculous Blair creature could have had anyone he wanted (well, not me actually) to dinner at Chequers.
The giants of arts and letters, philosophy and science, geographers who could have explained to him where Iraq was or historians who might have outlined what happened at Suez.
Anybody. But he invited radio super-oaf Chris Evans.
I suspect that he chose Evans after his aides gently explained to him that Homer Simpson wasn’t a real person.
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Image courtesy of the B.B.C.
The B.B.C. has a article about a new film based on Richard Doyle’s book called ‘Flood’. Timely, with regards to recent events, the film is set in London as a storm surge approaches, the article also has a trailer, which looks interesting. The film is due to be released in August.
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I like these map message generators, hat-tip Alan, click on this link for my message.
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Finally completed Harry Potter, wow, was surprised to find out he ended up as a Geographer teacher at Hogwarts.
And it rained… again.
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Another perspective from Greenpeace on how to solve the energy and climate crisis.
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Essential Tools
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Some late presents from a friend, one a colouring set, essential for a Geographer, the other a Global Warming Mug, as Barny would say ‘I like it.’
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Have a happy holiday… and then the heavens opened
I will continue blogging over the summer break, except when I’m away.
Best wishes to students and all readers.
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