Podcasts about lochs

Britain's largest rewilding landscape launches as new charity Vast Highlands initiative to boost nature, re-peopling, rural livelihoods and economic opportunities including sustainable timber, fishing, farming, wildlife tourism The UK's largest rewilding landscape, Affric Highlands, has launched as an independent charity with the aim of restoring nature across more than 200,000 hectares of the central Highlands over the next 30 years, to benefit nature, climate and people. New Affric Highlands initiative to boost nature The community-focused initiative brings together a broad partnership of landowners, local people and others to restore native woodland, peatland and riverside habitats, and boost wildlife across a linked network of landholdings stretching from Loch Ness to the west coast. It will rewild the landscape and allow nature to connect and thrive across large areas - creating social and economic benefits for communities, supporting re-peopling, and tackling the climate and nature emergencies. Affric Highlands will work with local landowners to strengthen land-based rural livelihoods and nature-based economic opportunities, making the region a hub for sustainable timber, fishing, farming, venison and wildlife tourism. This will include the creation of a network of businesses benefitting from rewilding. "Affric Highlands is a community focused vision of hope. It's hugely inspiring to be setting out as a new charity on this ambitious 30-year journey to take large-scale nature recovery to a new level," said Affric Highlands executive director Stephanie Kiel. "We want to create new opportunities and real benefits for local landowners, communities and rural economies, so nature, people and livelihoods can all thrive together." Restoring habitats will boost biodiversity and benefit wildlife including golden eagles, red squirrels, black grouse, mountain hares, salmon, trout, ospreys and otters. The initiative will potentially cover over 700 square miles stretching from Loch Ness to Kintail in the west, and encompassing Glens Cannich, Urquhart, Affric, Moriston and Shiel. The region is stunningly beautiful but largely ecologically damaged, with much land degraded following centuries of deforestation and overgrazing. The globally unique Caledonian forest has been reduced to isolated fragments. Damage to peatlands means they are emitting rather than absorbing carbon. Lochs and rivers are depleted of salmon. This damage to the natural world means the region now supports fewer people than it could - limiting people's opportunities for sustainable land-based jobs, and undermining sustainable agriculture which depends on functioning natural processes. Affric Highlands began work in September 2021, when it also became the ninth member of Rewilding Europe's network of large, iconic rewilding landscapes across Europe. This followed the initiative's first three years of work as Trees for Life's East-West Wild project, during which the charity carried out extensive preparation and local consultation. Affric Highlands has since operated as a joint venture led by Trees for Life with support and advice from Rewilding Europe. The initiative has grown so successfully that it has now been launched as an independent charity, to take forward and upscale its pioneering work. Affric Highlands' growing partnership already consists of a broad coalition of 19 landowners, covering an area of over 58,000 hectares within the vast landscape. These separate landholdings - which have all signed a memorandum of understanding - are making their own decisions on what nature recovery interventions are right for them, with the Affric Highlands team providing guidance and also support for seeking funding. Native woodlands and peatlands are being restored to boost biodiversity and absorb carbon. Riverwoods are being created by returning woodland to the banks of upland streams and rivers to provide vital shade, nutrients and shelter for Scotland's struggling Atl...

Stan Headley is a fly angler and fly tyer who would be known to so many people in Ireland and the UK.  A regular contributor to Trout & Salmon magazine down through the years, the Orkney angler also penned three books - The Loch Fishers Bible, Trout & Salmon Flies of Scotland and Reflections on the Loch which became the go to source for Scottish lochs' fishing – but he was also a fan of fishing in Ireland too and was a regular visitor to these shores. However, due to illness, Stan says that his fishing days are now behind him and so this week's interview with him is one tinged with sadness but also fond memories as he joins us to look back on an incredible life in fly fishing, what it meant to him and the similarities and differences fly fishing Irish loughs and Scottish lochs.Keep up to date with all the latest Ireland on the Fly on https://www.IrelandontheFly.com and get regular updates on https://Instagram.com/IrelandontheFly.

Experience the rugged beauty, ancient legends, and captivating history of Scotland with Andy the Highlander. From standing stones and whirlpools to myths and famous battles, Andy shares stories that bring the Scottish landscape alive. Discover why Scotland is more than tartans and bagpipes in this fascinating discussion about culture, heritage, and a passion for storytelling. […] The post Lochs And Legends. Scotland With Andy The Highlander appeared first on Books And Travel.

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Mike & Duncan discuss whisky lakes, recent big name price discounts and they learn a new word! Listen in for all the usual stuff, what's been in our glass, what's been up our arse and which bottles we've picked up recently.

Send us a textI'm thrilled to share the latest episode of the Endless Possibilities Podcast with you. This time, I had the pleasure of diving deep into the realms of spiritual awakening and energy healing with the incredible Loch Kelly. If you're curious about the nature of consciousness and how to integrate spiritual experiences into everyday life, this episode is a must-listen!Here are some of the key takeaways and intriguing insights from our conversation:

Guess what, it's our first PLAYdough of the season! What happens when scene kids try to save a local Lochness monster? We don't know BUT we try to figure it out on today's episode! Listen in as we make up a play about alt kids in high school, cryptids hiding in the local lake, and moshing!SOME BUSINESS: Thank you to the two playwrights we featured in this episode! You can find some of their plays in the links below. Erika's play, Kill The Bird, can be found on her New Play Exchange and you can purchase and produce Justin's plays, Community Garden and Cabin Chronicles, through his publisher, Playscripts. Finally, you can check out Justin's YouTube channel for more longform theatre content! For any more information, check out Justin's website and Erika's website for more cool stuff!If you like the show, feel free to subscribe and give us a five star review! Also, follow us on instagram @justinborak and @actualerikakuhn and Justin on TikTok for any news and notes on upcoming episodes and more theatre reccomendations!

In Folge 117 wird es wieder einmal finster. Ruth hat jede Menge Neuigkeiten von schwarzen Löchern mitgebracht. Es geht um die Hawking-Strahlung, die auch ohne schwarze Löcher funktionieren könnte, um eventuell falsche Bilder eines schwarzen Lochs und dann vor allem um ein schwarzes Loch im jungen Universum mit einem enormen Fressflash. Evi erzählt uns dann etwas über schwarze Monolithen, die aus Planeten Sterne machen können. Allerdings nur in der Science Fiction… Wenn ihr uns unterstützen wollt, könnt ihr das hier tun: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PodcastDasUniversum Oder hier: https://steadyhq.com/de/dasuniversum Oder hier: https://www.patreon.com/dasuniversum

Wer im Ausland einkaufen will, muss künftig strengere Regeln beachten. Der Bundesrat senkt auf den 1. Januar 2025 die Wertfreigrenze im Reiseverkehr. Das bedeutet, dass Reisende noch Waren bis zum Gesamtwert von 150 Franken pro Person und Tag steuerfrei in die Schweiz einführen dürfen. Weitere Themen: Die Swiss Football League lehnt die Einführung von personalisierten Tickets weiter entschieden ab. Zur Begründung heisst es, die Fangewalt sei signifikant rückläufig. Trotz steigender Zuschauerzahlen hätten Spiele mit gewalttätigen Ereignisse abgenommen. Wegen des Lochs in der Staatskasse will Italien im nächsten Jahr von Banken und Versicherungen eine Sonderabgabe fordern. Was die Premierministerin Giorgia Meloni verschweigt: die Hauptlast der diversen Sparübungen fällt trotzdem auf die einfachen Bürgerinnen und Bürger zurück. Sterbehilfe ist in Grossbritannien verboten. Bisher scheiterten sämtliche Versuche, die Sterbehilfe zu legalisiere. Nun unternimmt das Parlament einen weiteren Anlauf, damit sterbewillige Britinnen und Briten ihr Leben nicht mehr im Ausland beenden müssen. Zum Beispiel in der Schweiz.

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart present Out of Doors live from Dynamic Earth as part of BBC at the Edinburgh Festivals. We are joined by an amazing panel of guests, all with their own connections to Scotland and the outdoors.James Crawford is a writer, publisher and broadcaster. His latest book, Wild History: Journeys Into Lost Scotland, was published in 2023 and he has written and presented three series of the BBC One landmark documentary series Scotland from the Sky, which was Shortlisted as ‘Best Factual Series' at the Royal Television Society Awards Scotland.Adventurer Mollie Hughes is certainly not afraid of a challenge. By the age of 30 she had summited Mount Everest twice and solo skied to the South Pole. Growing up in Dorset, the sea was her first connection to the outdoors and its Scotland's coast and rivers that she's turned her attentions to in her book, Blue Scotland: The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Scotland's Wild Waters.Paul Murton is a writer, producer and director who's most widely known for his Grand Tours television series, which include Grand Tours of Scotland, Grand Tours of the Scottish Islands, Grand Tours of Scotland's Lochs and most recently, Grand Tours of Scotland's Rivers. He's loved the outdoors since his youth, but it was a chance decision that led him to step in front of the camera and share his passion with an audience.And Maggie Sheddan had no real clue about seabirds or the Bass Rock when she volunteered to help at the newly established Scottish Seabird Centre 20 odd years ago. Little did she know that she would end up being the Custodian of the Bass Rock and one of the leading experts on the birds that make their homes there.

Heino Falcke und seinem Team gelang 2019 das erste Foto eines schwarzen Lochs. Der Astrophysiker spricht im Tagesgespräch über seinen Drang, den Weltraum stets tiefer zu erforschen und über seine Demut zu akzeptieren, dass gewisse Geheimnisse bleiben. Ein leuchtender Ring rund um ein dunkles Zentrum: Dieses Bild war eine Sensation, über vier Milliarden Menschen haben es sich seither angeschaut. Dieses Foto in Händen zu halten, sei ein ehrfurchtseinflössender Moment gewesen, sagt Falcke. Man konnte etwas sehen, was viele lange Zeit für einen Mythos hielten. Schwarze Löcher seien das Ende von Raum und Zeit, in ihnen spiele eine Physik, die wir nicht kennen und nicht messen können. Darum seien Schwarze Löcher faszinierend, aber auch eine Beleidigung für jeden Physiker. Heino Falcke ist Wissenschaftler und gleichzeitig Laienprediger an einer evangelischen Gemeinde. Das passe sehr wohl zusammen, sagt er. Man stelle sich die grossen Fragen nach dem Anfang des Universums, dem Ursprung der Naturgesetze. Man erforsche die Welt tiefer und tiefer um dann festzustellen: es bleibt ein Geheimnis. Heino Falcke ist Professor für Astrophysik und Radioastronomie an der Radboud-Universität in den Niederlanden. Er gewann 2023 den renommierten Balzan-Preis, einer der wichtigsten Preise für Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler.

OMG newbie Hollie Medina joins us this week to try to take down our returning champ. Will she do it? Listen in and find out! CARD 1 CLUE: High Lands CATEGORY: Things Associated with Scotland ANSWERS: Castles, Lochs, Bagpipes, Whisky, Haggis, Kilts, Hogwarts CARD 2 CLUE: It's Not the Eyes That Have It CATEGORY:  ANSWERS: Ohio, Idaho, Colorado, Buffalo, Kalamazoo, Greensboro, Cairo CARD 3 CLUE: Hee-hee CATEGORY: Michael Jackson Songs ANSWERS: Bad, Thriller, Beat It, Billy Jean, Scream, Pretty Young Thing, Smooth Criminal CARD 4 CLUE: Loosened Pants Are a Must CATEGORY: Thanksgiving Foods ANSWERS: Potatoes, Stuffing, Cranberries, Turkey, Corn, Green Beans, Pie CARD 5 CLUE: Mom, I Want a Night Light CATEGORY: Things You Find Under Your Bed ANSWERS: Slippers, Monsters, Dust, Cat, Sweater, Storage, Charger CARD 6 CLUE: She's Not Bad CATEGORY: Cartoon Characters ANSWERS: Porky Pig, Jessica Rabbit, Papa Smurf, Tom, Garfield, Mickey, Daffy

In dieser spannenden Podcast-Folge tauchen wir tief in die mysteriöse Geschichte der Burg Houska ein. Diese mittelalterliche Festung in Tschechien ist nicht nur ein architektonisches Meisterwerk, sondern auch ein Ort voller Mythen und Legenden. Bekannt als das „Tor zur Hölle“, erzählt man sich, dass unter der Burg ein bodenloses Loch liegt, aus dem Monster und Dämonen emporsteigen. Doch was steckt wirklich hinter diesen Geschichten? Wir beginnen mit einem Blick auf die historische Erbauung der Burg Houska im 13. Jahrhundert unter König Ottokar II. Přemysl. Die gotische Architektur und die ungewöhnliche Lage der Burg werfen viele Fragen auf. War sie wirklich nur als Verteidigungsanlage gedacht oder dienten die dicken Mauern einem tieferen, mystischen Zweck? Weiter geht es mit den unheimlichen Legenden, die die Burg umgeben. Vom berüchtigten „Tor zur Hölle“, das angeblich unter der Kapelle liegt, bis zu Berichten über Menschenopfer, die das Böse besänftigen sollten. Besucher und Mitarbeiter berichten regelmäßig von Geistersichtungen, seltsamen Geräuschen und unerklärlichen Kälteschüben. Diese paranormale Aktivitäten machen Houska zu einem Hotspot für Geisterjäger und Mystiker. Auch die wissenschaftlichen Untersuchungen an der Burg Houska sind faszinierend. Archäologen und Geologen fanden ungewöhnliche geologische Formationen, die jedoch keine endgültigen Beweise für die Existenz eines „bodenlosen Lochs“ liefern. Bauingenieure entdecken in der Struktur der Burg Hinweise darauf, dass sie möglicherweise eher für sakrale oder rituelle Zwecke gebaut wurde. Neben den wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen betrachten wir auch die zahlreichen Theorien zur Erbauung der Burg. Einige glauben, dass sie als Schutz vor bösen Mächten errichtet wurde, während andere sie als spirituellen Zufluchtsort sehen. Diese Theorien werden durch Berichte unterstützt, dass die Burg in der Vergangenheit von okkulten Gruppen für Rituale genutzt wurde. Die Burg Houska hat auch einen starken Einfluss auf die lokale Kultur. Die Legenden sind tief in der Folklore der Region verwurzelt und beeinflussen Erzählungen, Bräuche und die Identität der umliegenden Gemeinden. Darüber hinaus ist die Burg ein beliebtes Ziel für Touristen, die auf der Suche nach paranormalen Erlebnissen sind. Diese Folge bietet eine umfassende Erkundung der Burg Houska, einer Stätte voller Rätsel und Geheimnisse. Ob ihr an das Übernatürliche glaubt oder nicht, die Geschichten und Theorien rund um Houska werden euch in ihren Bann ziehen und für spannende Unterhaltung sorgen. Folgt uns gerne auf: Tellerrand-Wanderer Merchandise Instagram Facebook TikTok YouTube TwitchTV

Manchmal kann man Glück und Können relativ leicht voneinander unterscheiden, manchmal nicht. Nehmen wir mal an, jemand sagt 20 Münzwürfe hintereinander richtig voraus. Ist das jetzt Glück oder Können? Glück, da sind wir uns wohl alle einig.  Wenn ein Dart-Champion 180 Punkte wirft? Dann würden wir wahrscheinlich sagen, dass dies das Ergebnis von Können und unzähligen Stunden Training ist.  Die richtige Zahl am Roulettetisch? Glück.  Wenn ich bei meinem Golfspiel den Ball direkt vom Abschlag weg einloche? Glück. Bei Tiger Woods? Ein bisschen Glück, ja, aber Tiger Woods schafft es immer wieder, in die Nähe des Lochs zu kommen. Und wie ist es im Fondsmanagement? Angenommen, ein Fondsmanager ist sehr erfolgreich. Liegt es dann daran, dass er sich immer im richtigen Moment konträr zum Markt verhält? Mehr dazu im heutigem Podcast. Viel Spaß beim Hören,Dein Matthias Krapp(Transkript dieser Folge weiter unten) NEU!!! Hier kannst Du Dich kostenlos für meinen Minikurs registrieren und reinschauen. Es lohnt sich: https://portal.abatus-beratung.com/geldanlage-kurs/   

Dit is de 174e aflevering van de Slimmer Presteren Podcast, over sport, onderzoek en innovatie. In deze aflevering hebben Gerrit en Jurgen het over:Trainen voor de marathon als een Keniaan met Sibren LochsINLEIDING:Terwijl de Kenianen al jarenlang het langeafstandslopen domineren, doen de laatste jaren ook de Noorse hardlopers en triatleten van zich spreken. Wat is hun geheim precies? Om hier achter te komen, besloot Sibren Lochs vier maanden in Iten te gaan trainen. Tijd om hem als Special Guest eens uit te horen.In deze aflevering duiken Gerrit Heijkoop en Jurgen van Teeffelen, samen met hun speciale gast Sibren Lochs, diep in de wereld van marathontraining. Specifiek richten we ons op de Noorse methode, een trainingsaanpak die in recente jaren enorm aan populariteit heeft gewonnen onder zowel professionele als amateur atleten. We bespreken Sibren's unieke ervaring met het trainen in Kenia, het hardloopmekka van de wereld, en hoe hij de Noorse methode toepast op zijn trainingen.Sibren, oorspronkelijk uit Utrecht, heeft zijn baan opgezegd om fulltime te trainen in Kenia. Hij deelt zijn dagelijkse routine, die bestaat uit twee trainingen per dag, en legt uit hoe hij zijn trainingen aanpast op basis van lactaatmetingen om overtraining en blessures te voorkomen. Dit alles doet hij in de hoop zijn marathonprestaties naar een hoger niveau te tillen en de Nederlandse subtop te bereiken.We verkennen de achtergrond van de Noorse methode, bekend om zijn focus op intensieve duurtrainingen binnen specifieke hartslagzones, en bespreken hoe deze aanpak verschilt van traditionele trainingsschema's. Sibren's avontuur in Kenia biedt niet alleen inzicht in deze innovatieve trainingsmethode maar belicht ook de bredere vraag: hoe kunnen amateur atleten wetenschappelijke inzichten en topsportinnovaties benutten om hun eigen prestaties te verbeteren?Vragen die in deze aflevering worden beantwoord: 1. Wat is de Noorse methode?De Noorse methode richt zich op trainingen binnen specifieke hartslagzones, met name tussen de aërobe en anaërobe drempel, om het uithoudingsvermogen en de prestaties te verbeteren zonder het risico op overtraining.2. Waarom trainen in Kenia?Kenia biedt unieke omstandigheden zoals hoogte, sterke trainingspartners, en een omgeving die volledig is ingericht op hardlopen. Dit maakt het een ideaal oord voor het verbeteren van hardloopprestaties.3. Hoe bepaal je de intensiteit van je trainingen?Door lactaatmetingen tijdens trainingen kan de juiste intensiteit worden vastgesteld, waardoor trainingen effectiever worden zonder de hersteltijd te verhogen.4. Kunnen amateur atleten ook profiteren van de Noorse methode?Ja, hoewel het gebruik van lactaatmeters en specifieke trainingsschema's misschien meer geavanceerd lijkt, kunnen de principes van de Noorse methode ook door amateurs worden toegepast om hun prestaties te verbeteren.Handige bronnen en links:Aflevering 89 over gepolarizeerd versus piramidaal trainen: https://slimmer-presteren-podcast.nl/seizoen-5/89-slimmer-trainen-is-gepolariseerd-trainen-inderdaad-de-beste-aanpak/Aflevering 93 over inspanningstesten: https://slimmer-presteren-podcast.nl/seizoen-5/93-inspanningstesten-voor-wie-is-het-nuttig-en-wanneer/Aflevering 127 over HIIT:

Im gesamten Universum gibt es nichts, das so mysteriös und gleichzeitig so mächtig ist wie ein schwarzes Loch. Niemand weiß so wirklich was innerhalb der Löcher passiert und das regt unsere Neugier an. Doch was wir wissen ist die Art und Weise wie wir uns verhalten würden, sobald wir in ein schwarzes Loch fallen. Ein interessanter Effekt tritt auf, ein Effekt den wir vllt sogar überleben könnten. Ein Effekt der wie aus einem Science Fiction Film stammen könnte. Du wirst so lang gezogen wie eine Spaghetti. Schwarze Löcher sind in der Regel die Leichen längst verstorbener Sterne - Sterne, die gelebt haben und in einem spektakulärem Ende, einer Supernova, gestorben sind und die Schwerkraft ab hier ein tiefe Narbe in der Raumzeit hinterlässt. Das Ergebnis ist eine Sternenleiche mit einer Masse, die typischerweise zwischen dem 5- und 50-fachen der Sonnenmasse liegt, das gesamte Gewicht von 50 Sonnen wird auf ein Volumen dass kleiner als ein Atom ist, zusammengedrückt. Dadurch entsteht ein starkes Gravitationsfeld - so stark, dass in der Nähe dieser winzigen und doch so schweren Masse nicht einmal Licht entweichen kann. Der Bereich um den zerquetschten Stern, aus dem kein Licht entweichen kann, wird als Ereignishorizont bezeichnet. Für das einfachste Schwarze Loch ist der Ereignishorizont eine Kugel mit einem Radius, der Schwarzschild-Radius genannt wird. Es ist viel darüber geschrieben worden, was mit jemandem passiert, der in den Ereignishorizont eines Schwarzen Lochs fällt. Weniger bekannt ist jedoch die Behauptung, dass man beim Sturz in ein Schwarzes Loch durch die Gravitationskraft des Lochs in einem Prozess, der "Spaghettifizierung" genannt wird, auseinandergezogen wird. Wenn du mit den Füßen voran in ein schwarzes Loch fallen würdest, werden deine Füße stärker angezogen als dein Kopf, was dazu führt, dass du wie ein langes Stück Spaghetti gedehnt wirst. Klingt sehr nach Science Fiction aber Ist die Spaghettifizierung real? Wird jedes Objekt wie eine Spaghetti gedehnt, wenn es in ein schwarzes Loch fällt? Empfohlenes Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFvnicvOPM4 Abonniere jetzt die Entropy, um keine der coolen & interessanten Episoden zu verpassen! Das unterstützt mich natürlich und hilft mir meinen Content zu verbessern und zu erweitern! Hier abonnieren: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5dBZm6ztKizdUnN7Puz3QQ?sub_confirmation=1 ♦ MEINE NEUE WEBSITE - WISSENSCHAFT IM ÜBERBLICK: https://www.entropywse.com ♦ MERCH: https://yvolve.shop/collections/vendors?q=Entropy ♦ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/entropy_wse ♦ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Entropy_channel ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/roma_perezogin/ ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/entropy_channel/ ♦ DISCORD-SERVER: https://discord.gg/xGtUAaAw98 ♦ GOODNIGHT STORIES: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Mz5jx2lm7DXN3FizSigoJ

Scottish Island Adventures - Skye - with host Coinneach Macleod, the Hebridean Baker and guest Sarah Cruickshank The Isle of Skye  Skye is the largest of the Islands belonging to the Inner Hebrides at 50 miles long. The Isle's picturesque scenery attracts visitors from all over the world who can take on its many hill walks and engage in all kinds of outdoor activities from Kayaking in the beautiful Lochs to spotting protected wildlife species such as the Sea Eagle or Red Deer.  Skye has a rich, vibrant history as the site of both the MacDonald and MacLeod Clan castles, as well as having played a role in the heavily romanticised Jacobite Rebellion led by Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745. Today, the island has a thriving culture scene with plenty of art to take in as well as lots of restaurants, bars, and distilleries to show off the best of Scottish cuisine.  SkyeSkins  SkyeSkins was originally founded by a couple, Clive and Lydia, forty years ago in response to local farmers who would leave their sheep skins to waste. In the time that has passed, SkySkins has become a tanner, maker, and supplier of quality sheepskins, home furnishings, and sustainable clothing. You can visit their tannery and showroom in Waternish as well as a variety of other attractions including a seasonal Yurt cafe, and a boutique shop in Skye's capital Portree.  Cafe Cuil  The story of Cafe Cuil began in Hackney, East London, in 2019 when Isle of Skye native Clare Coghill first opened her Hebridean-inspired cafe. After returning to her homeland, Coghill brought Cafe Cuil with her to Calbost, a town on the west-side of the Island. The cafe uses locally sourced, seasonal produce to create its own spin on brunch and lunch.  Ellis O'Connor Ellis O'Connor is a Scottish artist specialising in contemporary landscape drawings and paintings. She produces most of her work on-site which allows her to incorporate the environment and extreme weather into the art as it is created. As well as using traditional mediums such as oil paints, O'Connor's landscape works have featured natural substances such as sand or dried seaweed to bring in elements of the natural world. Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. You can find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode at calmac.co.uk/podcast

The big UK trip is almost here, and we're prepping for the Edinburgh Castle Tattoo with a visit to the National Western Stock Show, and the Scottish Highland Cattle show.  Those bagpipes and tartans get us every time, no matter what the event.In today's podcast, we grabbed a moment in the cattle barns with Audra Hall of Clearwater Spring Highlands in Brighton, Colorado.  Audra was somewhere between the fluff and fold cycle that goes on in a mad rush before the annual show and sale.  Elara was mesmerized by the flow of Highland Cattle hair in the big barn fans (Have you ever seen the winds moving over a lush grassy plain a few months after a generous rainy season?  It was like that.).  And then bagpipes, too.  With all of that glorious color, culture and sound – well,, a more fitting preparation for next month's visit we couldn't imagine.We'll be posting all along on the trip, and we hope you join us on our adventure back to the homeland of many of our most important agricultural breeds.  What do we call it?  Tartan and Tweed Tour 2023.  The Rose and Thistle Tour.  The Borderland Bonanza.  The possibilities are endless, and we hope you send in suggestions for naming our adventure! Links:https://www.cshnaturalbeef.com/https://www.highlandcattleusa.org/default.aspxhttps://www.mshca.org/https://www.edintattoo.co.uk/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Scottish_breedshttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt1217209/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091203/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112573/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1https://nationalwestern.com/ Support the show

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Lochlin likes to throw Dean Curveballs. Today, Dean has no idea who the guest is or why Lochlin wants to have him on the show. Dean also hates doing this shit, so he must Trust Lochlin. The mystery guest: - was in radio for years - had multiple run-ins with Lochlin (who hasn't) - runs an interesting business for dead people Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerburg have agreed to fight each other in a cage match. They're both training for it. What the fuck is happening, Dean Explains. Taylor Swift is not coming to Canada, and that makes Dean Happy. He KNOWS why T-Swiss fans are pissed, and he doesn't care. He enlightens us on the "T-Swift is music for rich people who live in a land of emotional chocolate" theory. Also, her dating history means there's something wrong with her, and he knows what it is.

Der Kühlschrank ist eine ideale Umgebung für Schimmel und Bakterien. Daher sollte er regelmässig gründlich gereinigt werden. Hier erfahren Sie, wie Putzexperten das machen und welche Hilfsmittel dazu am besten geeignet sind. Wie oft muss ich den Kühlschrank reinigen? Studien haben gezeigt, dass es im Kühlschrank viel mehr Bakterien und Keime hat als auf dem WC. Eine regelmässige, gründliche Reinigung des Geräts macht deshalb Sinn. Experten raten, das alle vier Wochen zu tun. Spätestens aber, wenn ein Lebensmittel ausgelaufen ist oder sich ein unangenehmer Geruch ausgebreitet hat. Reiniger oder Hausmittel – Wie wird der Kühlschrank richtig sauber? Beides funktioniert. Sie können einen herkömmlichen Küchenreiniger oder ein Spülmitte verwenden. Bevorzugen Sie Hausmittel, bietet sich Essigwasser an. Mischen Sie dazu 1 dl Essig mit 2 dl Wasser. Eine andere Variante: Zitronenwasser – im Mischverhältnis 1:1. Allerdings: Essig- und Zitronensaft sind Säuren. Die Türdichtungen sollte man damit nicht reinigen, denn die Säure kann den Gummi angreifen. Hier besser Reinigungsmittel verwenden. Tipp: Egal, welches Mittel Sie verwenden, füllen Sie es in eine Sprühflasche und verwenden Sie es als Spray. So kommt das Putzmittel auch in die kleinsten Ecken. Spülmittel sollten Sie vorher verdünnen. Wie bringe ich üble Gerüche aus dem Kühlschrank? Vor einiger Zeit gaben Hörerinnen und Hörer der SRF-Radiosendung «Trick 77» Tipps dazu: Ein Schälchen mit Kaffeepulver oder Kaffeebohnen in den Kühlschrank stellen, oder ein Stück Kohle in einem offenen Gefäss reinstellen. Was auch funktionieren soll: Eine halbe Zitrone oder einen aufgeschnittenen Apfel. Oder Natron oder Backpulver in einem Tellerchen. Wie reinige ich den Kühlschrank richtig? * Stellen Sie den Kühlschrank ab. Bei offener Tür verbraucht der Kühlschrank ansonsten viel zu viel Energie. * Nehmen Sie alle beweglichen Teile heraus und reinigen Sie diese separat * Putzen Sie dann den Innenraum von oben nach unten, sodass die frisch geputzten Flächen nicht vertropft werden. * Reinigen Sie die Türdichtungen und das Abflussloch zuhinterst im Kühlschrank besonders gründlich, denn dort kann sich Schmutz und Wasser ansammeln – ein idealer Nährboden für Bakterien. Für die Reinigung des Lochs bieten sich Wattestäbchen an. * Lassen Sie das Putzmittel einen Moment einwirken * Reiben Sie mit warmem Wasser nach. Bei Bedarf kann ein Schuss Zitrone zugefügt werden. * Trocknen lassen * Gerät schliessen und wieder einschalten * Den Kühlschrank erst einräumen, wenn die richtige Temperatur wieder erreicht ist. Und wie reinige ich das Gefrierfach im Kühlschrank? * Das Gefrierfach sollte mindestens zwei Mal pro Jahr enteist und gereinigt werden. * Am schnellsten geht das, indem man eine Schüssel mit heissem Wasser hineinstellt und saugfähige Tücher im Gefrierfach auslegt. Dann Türe schliessen. * Hat es noch Eisresten, diese nicht mit spitzigen Gegenständen wie Messer entfernen. Besser geeignet ist zum Beispiel eine Bratenschaufel aus Silikon. * Anschliessend das Gefrierfach reinigen. Dafür können Sie dieselben Mittel wie für die Kühlschrank-Reinigung verwenden. * Trocknen lassen, einschalten. * Auch hier gilt: Die Lebensmittel erst wieder einräumen, wenn die richtige Temperatur erreicht ist.

In Folge 78 wird es wieder einmal dunkel. Oder hell, je nachdem. Wir reden über schwarze Löcher. Genauer gesagt: Über ein neues Bild eines schwarzen Lochs, das erstmals zeigt, wie genau es diese Dinger schaffen, aus ihrer Umgebung Unmengen an Teilchen mit absurd hoher Geschwindigkeit zu schleudern. Ruth erklärt, warum man das “Blandford-Znajek-Modell” kennen sollte und was eine Ergosphäre ist. Evi fordert zum gemeinschaftlichen “Interstellar”-Schauen auf und Florian kritisiert Powidl. Wenn ihr uns unterstützen wollt, könnt ihr das hier tun: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PodcastDasUniversum. Oder hier: https://steadyhq.com/de/dasuniversum. Oder hier: https://www.patreon.com/dasuniversum.

In this episode of the Epigenetics Podcast, we caught up with Jop Kind from Hubrecht Institute to talk about his work on single cell DamID, EpiDamID, and Lamina Associated Domains (LADs). Jop Kind started out developing single cell DamID (scDamID), based on the DamID technique. First, this technique was adapted to a microscopic readout which enabled them to follow the localisation of chromatin domains after cell division. Next, the lab expanded this technique into the NGS space and created genome-wide maps of nuclear lamina Interactions in single human cells. Since LADs are in a heterochromatic chromatin context, the lab expanded scDamID into the epigenetic space. They first combined it with a transcriptional readout.  Later-on they developed EpiDamID, a method to target a diverse set of chromatin types by taking advantage of the binding specificities of single-chain variable fragment antibodies, engineered chromatin reader domains, and endogenous chromatin-binding proteins.   References Kind, J., Pagie, L., Ortabozkoyun, H., Boyle, S., de Vries, S. S., Janssen, H., Amendola, M., Nolen, L. D., Bickmore, W. A., & van Steensel, B. (2013). Single-Cell Dynamics of Genome-Nuclear Lamina Interactions. Cell, 153(1), 178–192. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2013.02.028 Kind, J., Pagie, L., de Vries, S. S., Nahidiazar, L., Dey, S. S., Bienko, M., Zhan, Y., Lajoie, B., de Graaf, C. A., Amendola, M., Fudenberg, G., Imakaev, M., Mirny, L. A., Jalink, K., Dekker, J., van Oudenaarden, A., & van Steensel, B. (2015). Genome-wide Maps of Nuclear Lamina Interactions in Single Human Cells. Cell, 163(1), 134–147. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2015.08.040 Borsos, M., Perricone, S.M., Schauer, T. et al. Genome–lamina interactions are established de novo in the early mouse embryo. Nature 569, 729–733 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-019-1233-0 Markodimitraki, C. M., Rang, F. J., Rooijers, K., de Vries, S. S., Chialastri, A., de Luca, K. L., Lochs, S. J. A., Mooijman, D., Dey, S. S., & Kind, J. (2020). Simultaneous quantification of protein–DNA interactions and transcriptomes in single cells with scDam&T-seq. Nature Protocols, 15(6), 1922–1953. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41596-020-0314-8 Rang, F. J., de Luca, K. L., de Vries, S. S., Valdes-Quezada, C., Boele, E., Nguyen, P. D., Guerreiro, I., Sato, Y., Kimura, H., Bakkers, J., & Kind, J. (2022). Single-cell profiling of transcriptome and histone modifications with EpiDamID. Molecular Cell, 82(10), 1956-1970.e14. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.molcel.2022.03.009   Related Episodes Dosage Compensation in Drosophila (Asifa Akhtar) Chromatin Profiling: From ChIP to CUT&RUN, CUT&Tag and CUTAC (Steven Henikoff) Single Cell Epigenomics in Neuronal Development (Tim Petros)   Contact Epigenetics Podcast on Twitter Epigenetics Podcast on Instagram Epigenetics Podcast on Mastodon Active Motif on Twitter Active Motif on LinkedIn Email: podcast@activemotif.com

We've reached the end of the first chunk of Waterloo Road in Scotland, and they're pretending that these are the heftiest storylines television has ever produced. Unfortunately, they aren't. Waterloo Road superfan Tom Beasley and Luke Stevenson are your hosts. Watch SERIES 8, EPISODE 10 of Waterloo Road here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01nkrfq/waterloo-road-series-8-episode-10/ Prepare for SERIES 8, EPISODE 11 here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01plf1f/waterloo-road-series-8-episode-11/ *** If you want to subscribe to the PATREON page, visit http://www.patreon.com/waterlooroadpod/ for full details. The first of our Ackley Bridge episodes is available now, with another coming later in April. *** Many thanks to our current Patrons: Joel, Holly, Matthew Kumar, Mel, Tom Percival, Becky, Eliza (@waterlooxroad_ on Instagram), Rebecca Grimshaw, Peter, Hannah Louise (NHS Mental Health Services), Alicia, Emmy, Ollie C, Sarah Mythen, Helen (@red.head.read on Instagram), Joe Buckle, Arya, avidcollector, Natalie (@nataliethebookreader on Instagram), Eve, Laura, Charlotte, Lou Parsons, Kat, Maddie, Lottie Smith and Georgia Leigha (@theavocadobath on Instagram and TikTok). Please do follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates, clips and probably terrible jokes also. And, of course, hit that subscribe button and leave a rating/review on your podcast service of choice!

Im Jahr 2019 veröffentlichte Prof. Dr. Falcke und sein Team das erste Bild eines schwarzen Lochs. In dieser Folge spricht er über seinen Glauben an Gott, wie dieser mit der Wissenschaft vereinbar ist, und in welche unendliche Weiten ihn das vielleicht noch führen wird.

This week's guest is Scottish International, Ken Kennedy from Orkney. I have wanted to fish Orkney for sometime and decided to give Ken a call to find out more. He tells us how to get there, best time of the year to fish, flies to use and which Lochs are best, such as Harray and Swanney. Enjoy!

Have you heard of shapeshifters? What about carnivorous equines that drag their captives deep into the ocean never to be seen again? Join Carly and Tom for this week's episode to learn about the Kelpie. A water horse spirit of Scottish myth, they are capable of shape-shifting. They inhabit the Lochs and pools of Scotland. Feel free to reach out  us at: SpiritsandGhostStories@gmail.com We have a website now!!!  https://www.spiritsandghoststories.com/Check out our awesome YouTube Channel:https://youtu.be/PtVwnrx1b0E Our Instagram is: https://www.instagram.com/spiritsandghoststories/?utm_medium=copy_linkJoin our growing Facebook group at:https://www.facebook.com/Spirits-Ghost-Stories-105855855167376Please see our website to see all available options to listen to our podcast: https://ghoststories.buzzsprout.com#Horses  #horrorstories  #scarystories

This was a Stormbuds LIVE episode recorded on 2/18/23. On this episode, we cover the latter half of the Peaks, take some long walks on the Lochs and participate in the royal Hunt! What fun!Check us out on our socials and discord with the links here!https://linkpop.com/stormbuds

Tod eines Schwarzen Lochs, die Geburt eines Weißen Lochs? Schwarze Löcher gibt es wie Sand am Meer - aber was ist mit ihren mathematischen Zwillingsbrüdern? Den weißen Löchern? Die meisten von uns sind mit Schwarzen Löchern ziemlich vertraut. Unglaublich kleine und dichte Punkte im Raum mit einer so starken Anziehungskraft, dass nichts entkommen kann. Aber ein Weißes Loch ist etwas, von dem die meisten von uns wahrscheinlich noch nie gehört haben, geschweige denn damit vertraut sind. Weiße Löcher galten lange als eine Erfindung der allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie, die aus der selben Gleichungen hervorgegangen war wie ihre zusammengebrochenen Brüder, die Schwarzen Löcher. Doch einige Theoretiker haben sich gefragt, ob diese Zwillingspaare der Raumzeit zwei Seiten derselben Medaille sein könnten. Good Night Stories: Auf YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOGzvEVuggur7x8BxoL84-A Auf Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/5Mz5jx2lm7DXN3FizSigoJ Abonniere jetzt die Entropy, um keine der coolen & interessanten Episoden zu verpassen! Das unterstützt mich natürlich und hilft mir meinen Content zu verbessern und zu erweitern! Hier abonnieren: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5dBZm6ztKizdUnN7Puz3QQ?sub_confirmation=1 ♦ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/entropy_wse ♦ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Entropy_channel ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/roma_perezogin/ ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/entropy_channel/ Abonniere jetzt die Entropy, um keine der coolen & interessanten Episoden zu verpassen! Das unterstützt mich natürlich und hilft mir meinen Content zu verbessern und zu erweitern! Hier abonnieren: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5dBZm6ztKizdUnN7Puz3QQ?sub_confirmation=1 ♦ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/entropy_wse ♦ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Entropy_channel ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/roma_perezogin/ ♦ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/entropy_channel/ ♦ DISCORD-SERVER: https://discord.gg/xGtUAaAw98 ♦ GOODNIGHT STORIES: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Mz5jx2lm7DXN3FizSigoJ

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: A hundredth of a bit of extra entropy, published by Adam Scherlis on December 24, 2022 on LessWrong. There are two ways to calculate the amount of information in one term of a continued fraction: The entropy of the Gauss-Kuzmin distribution is about 3.4325 bits. Twice the logarithm of the Khinchin-Lévy constant is about 3.4237 bits. These differ by about 0.0088 bits. It took me a while to figure out why they were different at all, and now I'm surprised by how close they are. Continued fractions π is about 3. Actually, 3 is a bit too small, by about 1/7. Actually, 7 is a bit too small, by about 1/15. Actually, 15 is a bit a lot too small, by almost 1/1. But the 1 in the denominator is a tiny bit too small, by about 1/292. We can keep doing this forever, and get an expression like: π=3+17+115+11+1292+⋱ This is pretty useful for things like finding rational approximations. We can drop that 1/(292+...), since it's really small, and get the excellent approximation π≈355113. Or we can drop the 1/(15+...) and get the rougher approximation π≈227. In general, the continued fraction for a real number r is of the form r=a0+1a1+1a2+1a3+⋱ where the terms an are positive integers (except a0 which is an arbitrary integer). This is infinite for any irrational number; for a rational number, it stops after some number of terms, e.g. 355113=3+17+115+11 Truncating a continued fraction is the optimal way to approximate a real number with a rational: it gives a better approximation than anything with a smaller denominator. Continued fractions show up every now and then in different ways, but the approximation property is usually how I end up bumping into them. The Gauss-Kuzmin distribution Suppose we choose a random real number (say, uniformly between 0 and 1). The probability that the nth term is equal to k converges to p(k)=−log2(1−1(1+k)2) as n∞. This is the Gauss-Kuzmin distribution. I think it's also true that the fraction of k's in the continued fraction converges to p(k). The entropy of this distribution is just ∑∞k=1−p(k)log2(p(k)), which is pretty quick to compute out to a few digits of accuracy in your favorite programming language. It works out to about 3.4325 bits, so that's how much information there is in the term an, for large n. Lochs's theorem Lochs's theorem: For almost all real numbers, asymptotically, the accuracy of the continued fraction improves by a factor of eπ2/6ln2≈10.731 per term. This is amusingly close to 10, which is how much the accuracy of decimals improves per digit. You get log210 bits of information from a digit of decimal, so this means that you get π26(ln2)2≈3.4237 bits of information per term of a continued fraction, asymptotically. The difference So what gives? Why aren't those the same?? Hint: It's not about how you take the limits to get these two things, as I initially thought. Eventually, the error in both numbers above will drop so far that 0.0088 bits looks enormous by comparison, so we can just think about the behavior after a bajillion terms and not worry about the fact that both theorems are asymptotic. The answer, unless I'm mistaken: The Gauss-Kuzmin distribution is a marginal distribution, so its entropy is the entropy of the nth term if you don't know anything about previous terms.The Khinchin-Lévy constant is the entropy of the conditional distribution; it measures the entropy of the nth term if you know every previous term.These are different because -- evidently -- different terms of the continued fraction are correlated, even for a generic real number, even in the limit of large n!I implicitly assumed that the correlation would tend to zero, and barely noticed I was making this assumption.It seems that if you know the first bajillion terms of a continued fraction, you actually have a tiny amount of information about the bajillion-pl...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: A hundredth of a bit of extra entropy, published by Adam Scherlis on December 24, 2022 on LessWrong. There are two ways to calculate the amount of information in one term of a continued fraction: The entropy of the Gauss-Kuzmin distribution is about 3.4325 bits. Twice the logarithm of the Khinchin-Lévy constant is about 3.4237 bits. These differ by about 0.0088 bits. It took me a while to figure out why they were different at all, and now I'm surprised by how close they are. Continued fractions π is about 3. Actually, 3 is a bit too small, by about 1/7. Actually, 7 is a bit too small, by about 1/15. Actually, 15 is a bit a lot too small, by almost 1/1. But the 1 in the denominator is a tiny bit too small, by about 1/292. We can keep doing this forever, and get an expression like: π=3+17+115+11+1292+⋱ This is pretty useful for things like finding rational approximations. We can drop that 1/(292+...), since it's really small, and get the excellent approximation π≈355113. Or we can drop the 1/(15+...) and get the rougher approximation π≈227. In general, the continued fraction for a real number r is of the form r=a0+1a1+1a2+1a3+⋱ where the terms an are positive integers (except a0 which is an arbitrary integer). This is infinite for any irrational number; for a rational number, it stops after some number of terms, e.g. 355113=3+17+115+11 Truncating a continued fraction is the optimal way to approximate a real number with a rational: it gives a better approximation than anything with a smaller denominator. Continued fractions show up every now and then in different ways, but the approximation property is usually how I end up bumping into them. The Gauss-Kuzmin distribution Suppose we choose a random real number (say, uniformly between 0 and 1). The probability that the nth term is equal to k converges to p(k)=−log2(1−1(1+k)2) as n∞. This is the Gauss-Kuzmin distribution. I think it's also true that the fraction of k's in the continued fraction converges to p(k). The entropy of this distribution is just ∑∞k=1−p(k)log2(p(k)), which is pretty quick to compute out to a few digits of accuracy in your favorite programming language. It works out to about 3.4325 bits, so that's how much information there is in the term an, for large n. Lochs's theorem Lochs's theorem: For almost all real numbers, asymptotically, the accuracy of the continued fraction improves by a factor of eπ2/6ln2≈10.731 per term. This is amusingly close to 10, which is how much the accuracy of decimals improves per digit. You get log210 bits of information from a digit of decimal, so this means that you get π26(ln2)2≈3.4237 bits of information per term of a continued fraction, asymptotically. The difference So what gives? Why aren't those the same?? Hint: It's not about how you take the limits to get these two things, as I initially thought. Eventually, the error in both numbers above will drop so far that 0.0088 bits looks enormous by comparison, so we can just think about the behavior after a bajillion terms and not worry about the fact that both theorems are asymptotic. The answer, unless I'm mistaken: The Gauss-Kuzmin distribution is a marginal distribution, so its entropy is the entropy of the nth term if you don't know anything about previous terms.The Khinchin-Lévy constant is the entropy of the conditional distribution; it measures the entropy of the nth term if you know every previous term.These are different because -- evidently -- different terms of the continued fraction are correlated, even for a generic real number, even in the limit of large n!I implicitly assumed that the correlation would tend to zero, and barely noticed I was making this assumption.It seems that if you know the first bajillion terms of a continued fraction, you actually have a tiny amount of information about the bajillion-pl...

Es war Notwehr, sagte der Vermieter. In Oberhausen - am 07. August 2018 - gerieten Vermieter und Mieter in einen Streit. Am Ende war der damals 58-Jährige Mieter tot - seine Leiche von schwersten Verletzungen gezeichnet. Und das alles offenbar nur wegen eines Lochs für ein Wasserrohr im Keller. Kann das Notwehr gewesen sein? Wie lässt sich das nachweisen oder widerlegen? War es nicht doch Totschlag oder sogar Mord?

Happy St Andrew's Day, the National Day of Scotland!

This week, on the Don't Touch My Sasquatch Podcast, we slap on our kilts and allow ourselves to be serenaded by bagpipes as we talk about the Loch Ness Monster. We discuss Lochs, the 3 Spined Stickleback, asking a sea monster for directions, St. Columba's traveling dance troupe, potos, flippos and Marmaduke Wetherell. Listen to find out what force scares one of the most elusive beasts that navigate our waters and how a simple grainy photo sparked curiosity and debate among the public. Patreon: https://urlgeni.us/patreon/m1jQ By joining us on patreon you'll get bi-weekly bonus episodes in both audio and video formats, early access to new episodes, involvement in listener episodes (Q&A, your stories…), exclusive merch, discounts and more. Sign up before January 1st 2023 and receive free merch. Socials Join the discussion and give us your thoughts and views by following us on: Facebook: https://urlgeni.us/facebook/9JnQ Instagram: https://urlgeni.us/instagram/pJcM Twitter: https://urlgeni.us/twitter/b4RH Website www.Donttouchmypodcast.com References https://www.donttakepictures.com/dtp-blog/2017/4/19/the-loch-ness-monster-turns-83-the-story-of-the-surgeons-photograph https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/lochness/legend3.html https://www.britannica.com/place/Loch-Ness-lake-Scotland-United-Kingdom https://www.haggisadventures.com/blog/cool-facts-loch-ness https://www.digitscotland.com/scottish-archaeology-and-the-loch-ness-legend/ http://www.nessie.co.uk/ https://www.ncregister.com/blog/st-columba-and-the-loch-ness-monster Stock Media provided by TheDoctorCaptain / Pond5

Paranormal 60 News with Dave Schrader - Bigfoot, Loch Monsters & Phantoms EditionThe News Crew prove that "Indoors" is the place to be this week as we report on new water beasties showing up in Lochs in Scotland, Legends of Dogman play out in an unlikely way tonight, a Bigfoot buffet boneyard uncovered, plus a ghostly visit from Padre Pio and more!All that and a Brand New yet Classic Paratunes!Come meet Dave & Marty this weekend in Butte, MT where there are many fun events to go to and wrap up with a LIVE screening of the Season Finale of #GhostsofDevilsPerch and Q&A.Remember to tune in, in force this Sunday for the final episode of Ghosts of Devil's Perch only on #TravelChannel & #DiscoveryPlusVisit Dave later this month at Scarefest in Lexington, KY: https://scarefestweekend.com/Attachments area

Paranormal 60 News with Dave Schrader - Bigfoot, Loch Monsters & Phantoms EditionThe News Crew prove that "Indoors" is the place to be this week as we report on new water beasties showing up in Lochs in Scotland, Legends of Dogman play out in an unlikely way tonight, a Bigfoot buffet boneyard uncovered, plus a ghostly visit from Padre Pio and more!All that and a Brand New yet Classic Paratunes!Come meet Dave & Marty this weekend in Butte, MT where there are many fun events to go to and wrap up with a LIVE screening of the Season Finale of #GhostsofDevilsPerch and Q&A.Remember to tune in, in force this Sunday for the final episode of Ghosts of Devil's Perch only on #TravelChannel & #DiscoveryPlusVisit Dave later this month at Scarefest in Lexington, KY: https://scarefestweekend.com/

In dieser Folge geht es um die Löcher, die wir in unserem Leben empfinden. Die Welt ist nicht perfekt, sondern brüchig voller Löcher. Irgendwie fehlt etwas und The Police singen, dass etwas im Leben fehlt, dass es ein Loch in ihrem Leben gibt. Es fühlt sich an, als wäre da etwas aus ihrem Leben herausgeschnitten worden. Dieses Loch, diese Wunde macht sie so verletzlich und unheilbar krank, dass sie G*tt um Hilfe bitten: „God help me please“. Bei der Vorstellung eines Lochs im Leben denkt Nina im Podcast an die jüdische Zimzum-Lehre. Zimzum ist ursprünglich ein Begriff der Kabbala und meint Zusammenziehung, Selbstbeschränkung oder Rückzug G*ttes vor der Erschaffung der Welt. Nina stellt sich das so vor: Bevor G*tt die Welt erschuf, war G*tt überall und alles war G*tt. Damit dann da überhaupt Raum für etwas Neues, also für die Schöpfung entstehen konnte, musste sich G*tt erst einmal zurückziehen, sich selbst begrenzen. G*tt zog sich zusammen und so entstand eine Leere, ein Loch in Gott. Und in dieses Loch hinein erschuf er die Welt. Es ist gut, dass wir diese Leere spüren. Denn sie erinnert uns daran, dass wir erst in der Gottesbegegnung heil und ganz werden. Sting und The Police haben also recht, dass sie G*tt bitten, ihre Leere zu füllen. In den miesen Zeiten in unserem Leben - in den Löchern, stellen wir fest – Mensch, im Loch ist ja Raum für Begegnung. Wir dürfen rufen und flehen „God help me please“ Und vielleicht erfahren wir dann etwas von dem „W“ von dem Nina spricht, welches aus dem Hole – „Loch“ ein Whole „ganz“ macht – wie zum Beispiel das „W“ in Warmherzigkeit oder das „W“ in wir, wenn ich merke ich sitze da nicht alleine in meinem Loch, sondern da ist eine Hand, die meine Hand hält, ein Ohr, das mir wirklich zuhört, ein Auge, das mich so sieht wie ich bin. Mit Gottes Hilfe können wir im Gebet, im Gottesdienst oder im Zusammensein mit anderen Menschen unsere Einsamkeit und Leere überwinden. Dann ist – zumindest kurz – kein hole, kein Loch mehr in unserem Leben, sondern unser Leben wird whole mit w, also ganz. Nina ist Dekanin im evangelischen Kirchenkreis Landshut. Foto © Janette Beckman, A&M Records Homepage: https://7tage1song.de Playlist Podcast und Song: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/20KHRuuW0YqS7ZyHUdlKO4?si=b6ea0b237af041ec Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7tage1song/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/7tage1song/ Kontakt: post@7tage1song.de Link zum Song: https://songwhip.com/the-police/hole-in-my-life Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M5tOXTC0lM8RVycUBQnjy?si=idKC-CFaRp2ZD992gvWvsQ

Episode 110In episode 110 of The Big Cruise Podcast, Chris brings the latest news from around the world including Australia Welcoming Pacific Encounter, Viking Celebrates 25yrs, Norwegian Cruise Lines celebrates two milestones and more.Image Credit: Pacific Encounter in Sydney, thanks to listener Garry (NSW)Support the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGXSustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhChris's Latest Video: https://youtu.be/t7sZfHbIEEQ Cruise NewsPacific Encounter Arrives down underPacific Encounter, the latest addition to the P&O Cruises Australia fleet to continue the revival of Australia's $5 billion a year cruise industry, today sailed into Sydney Harbour offering a salute to ‘hero tugs' and other maritime champions that help keep our waters safe.Amid big jets from water cannon tugs, the gleaming ship entered the harbour led by the Port Authority of NSW fire tug and flanked by three privately operated tugs that were involved recently in an amazing ship rescue off the coast of Sydney.As Pacific Encounter entered Sydney Harbour, the words ‘HERO TUGS!!!' flashed up on the ship's top deck big screen.Pacific Encounter's ‘encounter' with Sydney will be relatively brief as the ship is destined to be home ported in Brisbane following a long P&O tradition of basing ships there to enable Queenslanders to cruise from their doorstep.Three tugs operated by Engage Towage — Diamantina, Martinique and Fitzroy — were part of the escort for Pacific Encounter. All three and their stalwart crews were involved in the operation to save bulk carrier Portland Bay after it lost power in stormy weather last month.Pacific Encounter's time in Sydney will also be of economic benefit to the city with local marine engineering and technical services coming on board and more than half a million kilograms of locally sourced produce being loaded to begin the ship's cruising program.Special thanks to Listener Garry in Sydney who sent in some incredible images of Encounter alongside in Circular Quay.Viking celebrates 25 years of award-winning explorationOn 5 Aug 23, Viking is celebrated the company's 25th anniversary. To commemorate the anniversary, Viking has released a new video message from Chairman Torstein Hagen as he reflects on the company's key milestones since its founding on August 5, 1997. The new video can be viewed here on Viking's website, as well as here on Viking's award-winning enrichment channel, Viking.TV. All this week, Viking.TV daily programming has centred on Norwegian culture and history as a tribute to the Hagen family's Norwegian heritage.https://www.vikingrivercruises.com.au/video/why-viking/25-anniversary/play.htmlCarnival Celebrates International Beer DayTo celebrate International Beer Day, Carnival Cruise Line is serving up fleetwide a new brew, ParchedPig Beach Lager, a refreshing, crisp and golden beer that is available in cans in bar and dining venues and on tap in select locations.Developed by Carnival's brew team, ParchedPig Beach Lager pairs well with a Guy's Burger or BlueIguana soft tacos, or as a refreshing ale to enjoy on its own.  Continuing its partnership with Lakeland, Fla.-based Brew Hub, Carnival was the first cruise line to can and keg its own private label beers crafted by its in-house brewery team in 2019, after introducing the onboard brewery concept on Carnival Vista in 2016.The Beach Lager joins several other Carnival Brews fan-favorites already available on the Carnival ships:ThirstyFrog Caribbean Wheat – an unfiltered wheat beer with flavors of orange and spices.ThirstyFrog Red – light, clean, frothy and a little bold, this craft beer offers balanced character and whispers of toasted malt.ParchedPig West Coast IPA – the embodiment of a traditional West Coast India Pale Ale, this hoppy, intense beer is loaded with bitterness with a bright flavor profile and distinctive aroma of citrus and pine.ParchedPig Toasted Amber Ale – highlighted by its rich amber color and notes of toasted caramel and biscuit, this beer is well balanced, smooth and highly drinkable.Carnival Birthday Beer – a refreshing golden ale with medium hops, specially made by the Carnival Brews Team, for its 50th Birthday celebration.NCL celebrates the Float Out of Norwegian Viva Norwegian Cruise Line, announced that Norwegian Viva, the second of six vessels in its ground-breaking Prima Class, floated out from her dry dock at the Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera (Venice), Italy, marking a major construction milestone and the first time the new vessel touches water.To celebrate the occasion, a commemorative coin was welded into Norwegian Viva in a traditional maritime ceremony, presided over by Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line and Antonio Quintano, shipyard director of Fincantieri.The float out signifies the completion of external works and painting of Norwegian Prima, including the striking hull artwork designed by Italian graffiti artist Manuel Di Rita, commonly known as “Peeta.” Construction now continues on Norwegian Viva's interior fittings and guest accommodations before she is officially delivered to the cruise line and commences sailing in 2023.NCL Takes delivery of Norwegian Prima Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), the innovator in global cruise travel with a 55-year history of breaking boundaries, has taken delivery of its newest ship, Norwegian Prima, in Marghera, Venice at the renowned Fincantieri shipyard.Launching later this month, Norwegian Prima will be the first major cruise ship christened in Iceland, commencing her eight-day inaugural voyage in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik on 27 August 2022, sailing to Amsterdam. Global popstar Katy Perry, who serves as Norwegian Prima's Godmother, will fulfil the longstanding maritime tradition of blessing and officially naming the ship, as well as performing during the christening ceremony.AIDA Cruises: New 2023 summer itineraries in the north availableFor the 2023 summer season, AIDA Cruises is launching new itineraries for the cruise ships AIDAdiva, AIDAmar and AIDAnova. A variety of attractive northern travel options is now available. The new cruises can be booked starting on August 3, 2022.AIDAnova from Kiel: For the seven-day voyages “Baltic Sea from Kiel” or the 14-day voyages “Norway and Baltic Sea” with departure dates between May 6 and October 21, 2023, AIDA Cruises has developed new attractive itineraries to Norway and Denmark for its guests.AIDAmar from Warnemünde: On its nine- and ten-day cruises, AIDAmar will now sail on attractive routes to Scandinavia or to Norway in the 2023 summer season. For example, three Nordic capitals – Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm – are on the schedule, as well as calls in Gothenburg, Aarhus and Visby. On the new voyages to Norway, guests will visit three different fjords – Eidfjord, Olden and Vik – as well as Bergen, Skagen, Kristiansand and Gothenburg.AIDAdiva from Warnemünde: From May 6 to October 14, 2023, AIDAdiva will receive a new summer program. AIDAdiva will now tour the beauties of Norway. Among other things, a visit to the tranquil port of Vik on the Sognefjord is included in the program. The country's longest and deepest fjord stretches 204 kilometers inland from the coast north of Bergen.A new feature in the program are 4- and 5-day trips in the Baltic Sea region. Apart from the popular classics Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg the guests can become acquainted now with Gdansk/Gdynia, Fredericia or Bornholm for the first time in the context of a short voyage with AIDA.Both the 7-day cruises and the new 4- and 5-day voyages can be combined with each other and thus offer a wide choice of itineraries for the start and destination port of Warnemünde.Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines to return to Dover with selection of late summer sailings from AugustFred. Olsen Cruise Lines will return to Dover this month, offering a selection of late summer cruises to destinations including Norway, France, Spain and the Adriatic.Flagship Bolette will sail from Dover in August, September and October, offering the chance to take in the vistas and volcanoes of the Azores and Madeira, sail into the heart of the Norwegian fjords and explore three Scandinavian cities on a six-night break.The eight-night ‘Scenic Isles and Lochs of Scotland' cruise will be Bolette's first cruise from Dover in 2022, where guests can enjoy a scenic sailing of the picturesque Sound of Mull, explore the remote islands of Orkney and Shetland and look out for whales and birdlife alongside marine wildlife charity ORCA.From September to November, Dover will become the homeport for Balmoral, who will offer the chance to cross into the Arctic Circle in search of the Northern Lights, and delve into the rich history of culture of the Adriatic and Mediterranean on a 28-day voyage around Greece and the Adriatic, among other highlights.And moreJoin the show:If you have a cruise tip, burning question or want to record a cruise review get in touch with us via the website https://thebigcruisepodcast.com/join-the-show/ Guests: Chris Frame: https://bit.ly/3a4aBCg   Chris's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialPeter Kollar: https://www.cruising.org.au/Home Listen & Subscribe: Amazon Podcasts: https://amzn.to/3w40cDcApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XvD7tF Audible: https://adbl.co/3nDvuNgCastbox: https://bit.ly/2xkGBEI Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2RuY04u I heart Radio:  https://ihr.fm/3mVIEUASpotify: https://spoti.fi/3caCwl8 Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2JWE8Tz Pocket casts: https://bit.ly/2JY4J2M Tune in: https://bit.ly/2V0Jrrs Podcast Addict: https://bit.ly/2BF6LnE Hosted on Acast. 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In Folge 54 feiern wir unseren 2. Geburtstag! Zuerst reden wir aber noch kurz über Fußball (kein Witz) und das Lichtecho eines schwarzen Lochs. Für die Geburtstagsparty hat Ruth ein paar Geschenke vom Mars mitgebracht. Es gibt Neuigkeiten vom Marsrover Perseverance, der die frühere Anwesenheit von Wasser auf dem Mars erforscht und sich auf die Suche nach Mikrofossilien macht. Und der kleine Helikopter Ingenuity fliegt entgegen aller Erwartungen immer noch durch die Gegend! Ende des Jahres können wir dann sogar eine Marsfinsternis hier auf der Erde beobachten. Mit Evi reden wir über einen neuen Astronomie-Podcast und die Fragen aus der Hörerschaft drehen sich darum, wie man den Mars bewohnbar macht.

In Folge 52 reden wir über das schwarze Loch im Zentrum unserer Milchstraße. Das wurde jetzt - endlich! - fotografiert. Nur dass es natürlich kein “Foto” ist. Sondern das Resultat eines gewaltigen wissenschaftlichen Projekts in dem Jahre an Arbeit stecken. Was man in all den Jahren gemacht hat, wie man überhaupt ein Bild eines schwarzen Lochs machen kann (und was Vanilla Ice damit zu tun hat), was man rausgefunden hat und warum es so super ist, dass dieses Bild so aussieht wie das letzte Bild und gleichzeitig trotzdem anders ist: Das erklärt Ruth in dieser Folge. Mit Evi machen wir außerdem einen Ausflug zum Leopold-Figl-Observatorium. Und wir beantworten Fragen aus der Hörerschaft.

Die Astronomin Ruth Grützbauch berichtet u.a. über die neue Abbildung des schwarzen Lochs und über neue Erkenntnisse zu Sternen, Planeten und unendlichen Weiten.

Im Zusammenhang mit den Sanktionen gegen Russland, hat die Schweiz derzeit Vermögen in der Höhe von 6,3 Milliarden Franken gesperrt. Doch teilweise wurden gesperrte Gelder auch wieder freigegeben. Warum ist das so? Weitere Themen: Erstmals präsentieren Astronomen am Freitag ein Bild des schwarzen Lochs in unserer Heimatgalaxie. Dabei handelt es sich erst um die zweite Aufnahme dieser Art. Hinter der Aufnahme steckt jahrelange Arbeit aus den Daten der internationalen EHT-Forschungskollaboration. Nach der Pandemie haben sich die Anstellungsbedingungen bei der Swiss stark verändert. Die Löhne des Kabinenpersonals sind tief, die Belastung gross. Passagiere berichten gar von schlechter Stimmung an Bord. Sind die Fehler dem Management zuzuschreiben?

Die Themen in den Wissensnachrichten: +++ Erste Aufnahme des schwarzen Lochs in der Milchstraße +++ Hirnwasser junger Mäuse verbessert Gedächtnis alter Mäuse +++ Google Translate spricht jetzt auch Bhojpuri +++

Spirits & Ghost Stories episode 27:  Have you heard of shapeshifters? What about carnivorous equines that drag their captives deep into the ocean never to be seen again? Join Carly and Tom for this week's episode to learn about the Kelpie. A water horse spirit of Scottish myth, they are capable of shape-shifting. They inhabit the Lochs and pools of Scotland. We have a website now!!!  https://www.spiritsandghoststories.com/Check out our awesome YouTube Channel:https://youtu.be/PtVwnrx1b0E  Our Instagram is: https://www.instagram.com/spiritsandghoststories/?utm_medium=copy_linkJoin our growing Facebook group at:https://www.facebook.com/Spirits-Ghost-Stories-105855855167376Please see our website to see all available options to listen to our podcast: https://ghoststories.buzzsprout.comFeel free to reach out with stories ideasIf you are a brewery or winery that would like to sponsor the show and have    your beverages featured on an episode email us at: SpiritsandGhostStories@gmail.com#Cryptid  #horrorstories  #scarystories 

It's a takeover!Ashley Shiers has crashed this week's release to perform 'A Crown of Sonnets About My Death'Written by Nancy Fons - instagram: @a_daily_sonnetIf you want to follow along, the words are at the bottom of the description.Produced by Cat on a Piano Productions Music:Lifting Dreams by Aakash GandhiPachabelly by Huma-HumaThe Theatrephonic Theme Tune was composed by Jackson PentlandPerformed by:Jackson PentlandMollie Fyfe-TaylorandEmmeline BraefieldFor more information about the Theatrephonic Podcast, go to catonapiano.uk/theatrephonic, Tweet or Instagram us @theatrephonic, or visit our Facebook page.If you enjoy Theatrephonic and would like to get more content please consider becoming a patron by going to www.patreon.com/theatrephonicPlease don't forget to rate and review.Thank you for listeningA crown of sonnets about my death, by Nancy Fons.Lying sweetly here in my lovers arms,We watch the sun sink behind mountain tops,I lay beguiled lost in all her charms,The world pauses around us and time stops.Pink fire rages serene in the clouds,Soft winds whisp silver linings into shades,As the darkness falls and slowly enshrouds,The day is all but done and the light fades.One by one the stars begin to appear,Patterns of pale dots in the dark skys,I turn to my lover and draw her near,Smile as I look into her sweet eyes, Though this seems as perfect as life can get, I can't help but ponder on my sunset. I can't help but ponder on my sunset,What happens to me on the day I die?It's not that I worry, panic, or fret,I just hope I'll have time to say goodbye.I hope I leave good memories behind,Memories that never grow diminished,I hope they say that I was true and kind,I hope I leave no poems half finished.I hope my life will have been full of love,And that I smiled and laughed ev'ry day,That I never shirked things I was scared of,I embraced fear and did them anyway. I hope I'll be ready, not scared to see, What gods will be standing, waiting for me. In the event of my final demise,Will Christ arrive in splendour and glory,Will he judge me for my wrongs, sins, and lies?Perhaps he'll admit me to paradise,And I'll climb the stairs to the pearly gates,Angels with harps sing and play and entice,And my peaceful eternity awaits.Or maybe he will send me down to burn,And the devil himself will have his fun,Maybe demons will torture me in turn,Forever in fires of perdition. Will I be judged by Christ? I have no clue, I wonder perhaps are those tales true?I wonder, perhaps, are those tales true,That I heard told upon my grandma's hearth,That fairies will come and take me back to,Bonnie Scotland the brave; land o' me birth.Thus guided through caves and roads underground,And through the fabled lands of Tír Na Nóg,I'll make me way northward, back homeward bound,To the land of mountains, heather, and fog,And roam forever 'cross the moors an' braes,Drink in the Lochs with a satisfied soul,Watch the northern lights set the sky ablaze,Dance in the heather, until time unfolds. But will fairies roam so south to find me? On islands in the Ionian sea.On islands in the Ionian sea,Old gods are somewhat remembered still now,Would they have right to lay claim upon me,If I were to die here someday, somehow.If I am buried on this land hither,Will I descend to underworld below?Will Χάρων take me across the river?Will I have a coin to pay him to row?Will I meet Κέρβερος and pat his heads?Or is he too busy guarding the door?Will I stand among souls in dank and dread,All wandering aimless forever more? Do Fates spin threads, weave the tapestry whole? I want to know what happens to my soul.I want to know what happens to my soul,Or if perhaps the soul even exists,Is death just nothingness as black as coal?In my heart hope for more always persists.If this life is truly all there is to,Existence and humanity I'll grieve,I'll fade from memory one day, it's true,But in my heart I can't help but believe.Believe in something, something more than this,Some immortal future when days run out,Be it peace eternal, torture, or bliss,There is something to come, I have no doubt. I know one day I will be glad to see, Whoever comes to take my soul from me.Whoever comes to take my soul from me,Whether they be Jesus Christ, fae, or fate,I'll tell them, all filled with smiles and glee"I'm sorry my friend, you are far too late,For I've already hidden it away,And made my own heaven here on this earth,In a place I hope forever to stay.Take my apologies, for what they're worth.You cannot take it through force, fear, or threat,My soul is bound here, and forever safe,So no more will it panic, fear, or fret,Never will it leave my favourite place; It's peaceful, content, and safe from all harms; Lying sweetly here in my lovers arms.

Gemma and Ian chat to Elaine Whiteford.  Elaine learned to dive in 2002 and qualified as an Instructor (Master Scuba Diver Trainer) in 2005. She is based in Scotland and dives all year round in the North Sea and the sea lochs of the Scottish west coast. A photographer before she was a diver, taking pictures underwater was a natural development for Elaine, who was awarded a Licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society with a portfolio of underwater images.   She has had articles published in a range of magazines, both general interest and diving, including Scottish Wildlife, Diver, The Undersea Journal, The Sea, BBC Wildlife and the Scot's Magazine. Her work has also featured in a number of exhibitions, such as the Royal Photographic Society's Projected Image Exhibition, the Edinburgh International Exhibition of Photography and the Scottish Parliament's Biodiversity Exhibition. She had a solo exhibition, Scotland's Waters Brought To Life, in Stirling's Smith Museum. Her images have appeared in a range of books and she is a contributor to Wild & Temperate Seas, 50 Favourite UK Dives, which was published in November, 2020.   Elaine was shortlisted in the 2020 Scottish Nature Photography Awards and her image appears in the Portfolio Yearbook which was published in the autumn of 2021.   https://www.sublimescubaphotography.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SublimeScubaPhotography https://www.instagram.com/sublimescubaphotography/   https://www.ford.co.uk/vans-and-pickups/transit-custom/nugget https://blueotwo.com/     ISSN Number 2752-6127   Contact Gemma and Ian with your messages, ideas and feedback via The BiG Scuba Bat Phone    +44 7810 005924 Or use our social media platforms.   We are on Instagram    @thebigscuba   We are on Facebook     @thebigscuba   We are on Twitter  @the_big_scuba    The BiG Scuba Website     www.thebigscuba.com

Suzannah surprises Ryan with the crazy triggered world of the conspiracies of the Loch Ness Monster, and you do not want to say she does not exist as we find our what happens if you do. We also start a new empowerment movement the Suzannah Silvers and the crazy world of hair colour and hair dressers. Suzannah also takes a turn at sharing her triggered moment over cooking a simple meat which Ryan believes a cook off is coming the Podcasts way! All in a crazy week of social media comments.

I'm on the beginning of a 15 month journey across the globe and it more or less starts right here, in Edinburgh. From musical pubs, to hitching across Lochs, biking through wildflower fields and landing in a cosmic, universalist, naturalist compound —the journey from Edinburgh to Glasgow to Elgin was filled with mirth, adventure, and of course, a litany of international characters. This hearty land with its resolute and stalwart people make for a memorable journey! To learn more about Danny G, please be sure to check out his Instagram @guerratravels.

Saltwater fly fishing in the UK has been a branch of our sport that has seen a steady growth over the last decade. There are few who have managed to have consistent success targeting mullet but Colin Macleod is one of those few.This is a fascinating look into the dedication Colin has put into the process along with plenty of tips and insights that if you haven't already fished for mullet you'll have enough information in the podcast to have a try yourself.

  In this episode of The Country Gent Podcast we speak with Glen Pointon and David Wood who run fly fishing trips to the Hebridean island of Islay. If remote and completely wild fishing for brown trout and sea trout sounds like the ultimate escape, this is the episode for you. The guys were actually on Islay when we did the phone interview back in April and they'd had a fantastic week fishing with their 4 guests. We discussed with them: Why Islay is such a special place What makes the fishing so good there The strain of trout they're […] The post Fly Fish Islay – Trout Fishing on Lochs, Sea Trout, Fly Fishing for Salmon & Life in the Hebrides appeared first on The Yorkshire Gent.