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Thank you for the article Mac. I'll study it.

Steve. Insect life evolved long long ago (480 million years ago) and were rampant from the then Ordovician period onwards to the present. It strikes me nothing but total earth destruction will get ...

I fished out from the attic one of my old geology student 1950's study into the Ice Age effects on the drainage patterns of our local moors.

It's amazing how once important to us topics simply ...

I'm not disputing that the current warming is driven by our non natural swamping of the earth's atmospheric CO2 level, and next to no natural component, but that is the issue in what I was trying to s ...

P.S. Sorry for rushed typing. Wanted to add a lot more, but computer issues.

In thinking over the undeniable global warming pattern something, to my mind, doesn't add up. The retreating ice caps and glaciers of the present day are attributed solely to 'our' swamping of the atm ...

I think windsurfing threw away something of worth in abandoning 'proper' all winds longboards. At the peak of my obsession with them, from 1986 to 1992 I used my much loved Bic Be-Bop racing board all ...

I appreciate your pain C.B., but it IS supposed to be good for the soul! (I think.)

It's true that mountain bikes don't like it when caught out in the wilds, in a sudden severe wind storm. It s ...

Agreed Steve. It is soul satisfying tackling things alone, for those of us who strongly feel that need to be self reliant. We think alike!

Yes Coach, 30+ longboard miles a day put a lot of the west coast of Scotlands sea crossings to islands well within range, during those month long summer holidays we teachers were blessed with.

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