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Reaching new heights 🏊♂️🚀 Touching the flags like a boss!
Could you do this?
📸 m4ttrichards
This is worth a watch. Don't underestimate the urgent need for all of us to make changes and do something about climate change.
An excellent overview of El Nino, record sea surface temperatures and the imminent heating of the planet.
youtu.be/rwdxffEzQ9I
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The Running Grave: 26th September 2023 🌊
Mark the date in your calendar, Strike and Robin are back this September!
The Running Grave, the seventh book in the Strike series, will publish 26th September 2023. Pre-order yours now: fal.cn/3xLRb
#StrikeSeries #TheRunningGrave
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5,000 years ago, the Congo peatlands went from a major store of carbon to releasing it into the atmosphere in a drier climate - and could do so again, accelerating today's #climatecrisis - according to new research involving Prof @SimonLLewis @UCLgeography
theguardian.com/environment/…
This is very true. But it's also true that sometimes if you correct your body (get fitter, eat healthier, whatever works for you), that helps to correct your mind. And sometimes fixing the physical stuff is easier to focus on.
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Sometimes you just have to keep walking and telling yourself that you're making progress even if the finish line seems further away.
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I enjoy my job...I work in a place where the people make the culture, not the workplace dictating it. Who knows what will happen!
If you don't like someone, just avoid them. Making an effort just reminds you constantly of why you didn't like them in the first place :)
Keeping my fingers crossed that the one I love will have the year of his dreams..it's looking promising so far...
A person's path through life may change, may weaken or strengthen, but the power of their words remains vital and illuminates their way.
Too much work and not enough hours in the day - but I guess everyone can say that some of the time - as long as it isn't all of the time!
"Every step you take, every move you make" - what happened to personal space in today's society? Does it matter now that it's gone?