Steve Webster
@croft1a.bsky.social
Living in the outer Hebrides ~ here for the blue sky
Let’s just be clear about what over 50% of the UK population say they’re worried about.
Because I don’t want a fascist government in London a little over 3 years from now.
One is sheer numbers. The UK population is predicted by ONS to climb maybe 3 million in the next 7 years.
This is the other.
Because I don’t want a fascist government in London a little over 3 years from now.
One is sheer numbers. The UK population is predicted by ONS to climb maybe 3 million in the next 7 years.
This is the other.
December 12, 2025 at 8:03 AM
Let’s just be clear about what over 50% of the UK population say they’re worried about.
Because I don’t want a fascist government in London a little over 3 years from now.
One is sheer numbers. The UK population is predicted by ONS to climb maybe 3 million in the next 7 years.
This is the other.
Because I don’t want a fascist government in London a little over 3 years from now.
One is sheer numbers. The UK population is predicted by ONS to climb maybe 3 million in the next 7 years.
This is the other.
DeepSeek agrees with you on c.8k timing if not route.
Via Isle of Man, crossing sea now no more than 60 metres deep
DeepSeek has generated this graph
Top line is isostatic uplift
Faint purple line is eustatic(global) sea level
Orange line relative or apparent sea level
Via Isle of Man, crossing sea now no more than 60 metres deep
DeepSeek has generated this graph
Top line is isostatic uplift
Faint purple line is eustatic(global) sea level
Orange line relative or apparent sea level
November 30, 2025 at 9:27 AM
DeepSeek agrees with you on c.8k timing if not route.
Via Isle of Man, crossing sea now no more than 60 metres deep
DeepSeek has generated this graph
Top line is isostatic uplift
Faint purple line is eustatic(global) sea level
Orange line relative or apparent sea level
Via Isle of Man, crossing sea now no more than 60 metres deep
DeepSeek has generated this graph
Top line is isostatic uplift
Faint purple line is eustatic(global) sea level
Orange line relative or apparent sea level
I haven’t seen 10,000 years suggested anywhere else.
Sea level at the last glacial maximum is considered to have been 130 metres lower.
15,000 BP still c.100 m lower.
By 10,000 BP c.60 m lower. The sea extended up the future English Channel past Brighton.
Graph source ~ NASA
Sea level at the last glacial maximum is considered to have been 130 metres lower.
15,000 BP still c.100 m lower.
By 10,000 BP c.60 m lower. The sea extended up the future English Channel past Brighton.
Graph source ~ NASA
November 29, 2025 at 6:34 PM
I haven’t seen 10,000 years suggested anywhere else.
Sea level at the last glacial maximum is considered to have been 130 metres lower.
15,000 BP still c.100 m lower.
By 10,000 BP c.60 m lower. The sea extended up the future English Channel past Brighton.
Graph source ~ NASA
Sea level at the last glacial maximum is considered to have been 130 metres lower.
15,000 BP still c.100 m lower.
By 10,000 BP c.60 m lower. The sea extended up the future English Channel past Brighton.
Graph source ~ NASA
Just being playful, you understand
Farage is still waiting for the right moment to get real
Farage is still waiting for the right moment to get real
November 25, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Just being playful, you understand
Farage is still waiting for the right moment to get real
Farage is still waiting for the right moment to get real
Time for Europe to decide what that means.
I think most Europeans understand even if our leaders are afraid to that a US safety guarantee is no guarantee.
I think most Europeans understand even if our leaders are afraid to that a US safety guarantee is no guarantee.
November 23, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Time for Europe to decide what that means.
I think most Europeans understand even if our leaders are afraid to that a US safety guarantee is no guarantee.
I think most Europeans understand even if our leaders are afraid to that a US safety guarantee is no guarantee.
Really ? So what’s the truth, you think ?
Palynological surveys show forest grew in the Peak District, Cumbria, Orkney, the outer Hebrides etc. before the Neolithic farmers arrived.
Extreme examples- Aspen, Shetland, out of reach of sheep, and pollen analysis of cores from a loch bed in Uist
Palynological surveys show forest grew in the Peak District, Cumbria, Orkney, the outer Hebrides etc. before the Neolithic farmers arrived.
Extreme examples- Aspen, Shetland, out of reach of sheep, and pollen analysis of cores from a loch bed in Uist
November 18, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Really ? So what’s the truth, you think ?
Palynological surveys show forest grew in the Peak District, Cumbria, Orkney, the outer Hebrides etc. before the Neolithic farmers arrived.
Extreme examples- Aspen, Shetland, out of reach of sheep, and pollen analysis of cores from a loch bed in Uist
Palynological surveys show forest grew in the Peak District, Cumbria, Orkney, the outer Hebrides etc. before the Neolithic farmers arrived.
Extreme examples- Aspen, Shetland, out of reach of sheep, and pollen analysis of cores from a loch bed in Uist
You find deep peat in natural peat bogs on fairly level ground flanked by higher ground. On hillsides you find a thin carpet of peat where former forest soil has washed away when the forest was removed.
This bit of Wester Ross shows what happened naturally on a bit of land freed from grazing.
This bit of Wester Ross shows what happened naturally on a bit of land freed from grazing.
November 18, 2025 at 9:57 AM
You find deep peat in natural peat bogs on fairly level ground flanked by higher ground. On hillsides you find a thin carpet of peat where former forest soil has washed away when the forest was removed.
This bit of Wester Ross shows what happened naturally on a bit of land freed from grazing.
This bit of Wester Ross shows what happened naturally on a bit of land freed from grazing.
Incorrect. It happened about 12,900 years ago, it went on c.1,200 years, and while new ice sheets grew in places, pollen surveys show in the west of the emerging British isles, near the sea trees still grew. Most humans would live on coasts now undersea.
Signs of human activity found in Ireland ~
Signs of human activity found in Ireland ~
October 30, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Incorrect. It happened about 12,900 years ago, it went on c.1,200 years, and while new ice sheets grew in places, pollen surveys show in the west of the emerging British isles, near the sea trees still grew. Most humans would live on coasts now undersea.
Signs of human activity found in Ireland ~
Signs of human activity found in Ireland ~
I’m at the far northwest end of Europe in Scotland.
Thanks for everything you do.
I can offer you my favourite poem of the 20th century ~
Thanks for everything you do.
I can offer you my favourite poem of the 20th century ~
October 26, 2025 at 6:41 AM
I’m at the far northwest end of Europe in Scotland.
Thanks for everything you do.
I can offer you my favourite poem of the 20th century ~
Thanks for everything you do.
I can offer you my favourite poem of the 20th century ~
The only sector of the population still in favour of Labour is the privately educated. I suppose you better hold onto what vestigial scrap of support you’ve got in the little time the party has left.
October 20, 2025 at 9:24 PM
The only sector of the population still in favour of Labour is the privately educated. I suppose you better hold onto what vestigial scrap of support you’ve got in the little time the party has left.
34 days before Charlie Kirk was killed the man now accused of killing him was attracting a lot of interest in the Washington DC area
October 18, 2025 at 8:14 AM
34 days before Charlie Kirk was killed the man now accused of killing him was attracting a lot of interest in the Washington DC area
~ for the warriors whose strength is not to fight
October 15, 2025 at 7:08 PM
~ for the warriors whose strength is not to fight
By way of a substitute here’s something found on the Isle of Harris in the outer Hebrides a few years ago, and the beach where it was found. You have to source your coffee & sandwich elsewhere ~
September 20, 2025 at 5:26 AM
By way of a substitute here’s something found on the Isle of Harris in the outer Hebrides a few years ago, and the beach where it was found. You have to source your coffee & sandwich elsewhere ~
It would be nice to be able to say this was bullshit ~
(Another difference between the two events being around ten times more people at the rally)
Still, keep calling all those people fascist thugs and eventually they’ll live up to it.
(Another difference between the two events being around ten times more people at the rally)
Still, keep calling all those people fascist thugs and eventually they’ll live up to it.
September 15, 2025 at 5:31 AM
It would be nice to be able to say this was bullshit ~
(Another difference between the two events being around ten times more people at the rally)
Still, keep calling all those people fascist thugs and eventually they’ll live up to it.
(Another difference between the two events being around ten times more people at the rally)
Still, keep calling all those people fascist thugs and eventually they’ll live up to it.
This is perhaps the main engine of the global thermohaline (ie driven by heat and salinity differentials) current, certainly one of them.
Accelerating melting off Greenland is surely acting as a brake. It’s also rerouting the AMOC to surface further north heating the Arctic.
Accelerating melting off Greenland is surely acting as a brake. It’s also rerouting the AMOC to surface further north heating the Arctic.
September 11, 2025 at 3:32 PM
This is perhaps the main engine of the global thermohaline (ie driven by heat and salinity differentials) current, certainly one of them.
Accelerating melting off Greenland is surely acting as a brake. It’s also rerouting the AMOC to surface further north heating the Arctic.
Accelerating melting off Greenland is surely acting as a brake. It’s also rerouting the AMOC to surface further north heating the Arctic.
Fighting for Europe
August 13, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Fighting for Europe
Peace in our time update
August 10, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Peace in our time update
