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I have always admired these lonely fishermen. I would like to fish, but nowadays it’s not so easy. You have to pass an exam and get a license to be able to do that🤷‍♀️
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Today a small digression regarding glaciers and rivers. For centuries, people have settled around rivers and they still do. It’s the easiest way to obtain drinking water. So when we talk about melting glaciers, the first association that comes to mind is that these rivers will dry up. However, before they dry up, the threat of flooding due to meltwater will increase. This is a very serious matter. If predictions come true, billions of people in the next generation will feel it on their own skin 🌊🌊🌊
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Happy Wednesday with 🐋
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ITAP of Tatra mountains 🏔️
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Continuing yesterday's post. Did you know that in various mythologies (Norse, Greek and others) ice is a symbol of death? But it gives us water to drink and becomes the source of life. For example, in Norse mythology, the world begins from Audhumla, a cow born from frost. It seems to be a very good metaphor for a glacier. If someone has ever seen what water flows out from under a glacier, they have noticed that it is not transparent but cloudy gray, white. Like a cow's milk. Can we say that this mythical cow feeds rivers, lakes, irrigates fields? Glacial rivers play a life-giving role in many countries. The nations of Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh are largely dependent on these waters. Continued tomorrow
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I wanna to introduce you my best friend. This is Rudy. The smartest guy in the world 🫶 I took him from the shelter during Covid. He helps me survive that difficult time. Bu to be honest, I wouldn’t get any dog in the future, because it’s really big responsibility. You can't just spontaneously go away for a week or move to another country.
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Is there anyone here who likes ramen as much as I do? 🍜🍜🍜
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Has anyone ever wondered what will happen when the last glaciers melt? Many of us have never seen this force of nature. Unfortunately, it is a very fast process. Annually, glaciers in Iceland are shrinking by 40 km2. The Greenland ice sheet has lost almost 5,100 square kilometers of surface in 37 years, which is 20% more than predicted. And how much will the Himalayas and the rest?
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yesterday I talked to a friend about where our Home is. Each of us lives far from the place where we were born. We can't go back there for reasons beyond our control, but no one has broken down because of it. I have reached this stage when I take home everywhere I go, because it is in me. And where is your home?
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ITAP of Fjarðarárgljúfur
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Chin-chin
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Proud of himself
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ITAP of northern lights
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Smells like weekend flow
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I left my heart there. Lovely Iceland
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