Projected loss of land caused by rising sea levels around the British Isles by the year 2100.
Europe in 1000 AD.
Projected loss of land caused by rising sea levels around the British Isles by the year 2100.
Europe in 1000 AD.
beetleypete 
LOL,Pete
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The ‘underwater map’ of Britain is a bit worrying, Don! 😨
Best wishes, Pete.
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Fascinating!
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Happy to hear you enjoyed them, Jennie.
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Great selection. Thanks Pete
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My pleasure, Bobby.
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I’ve always heard, “The more, the better!” I guess that doesn’t apply to the British Isles. More isles, less land…
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The future for GB is bleak. Luckily for me, it is not the immediate future.
Best wishes, Pete.
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The map of 2100 is a bit daunting but these are all fun.
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That prediction is regularly (and seriously) stated here. Beetley will disappear completely, so I am glad I will be dead long before that happens.
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These are great Pete! Glad I won’t be around in 2100!!
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Me too. I would be living on a boat and eating polluted fish!
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I love the Americans and Europe. Yeah, we aren’t so good with that geography thing.
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It’s a generalisation, but still very amusing.
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Great maps, some a bit scary, all ring true, though.
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Yes, most of eastern England could be under water in less than 100 years. I won’t be here to see that, fortunately.
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Nice to see we have most of the fish
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To go with the chips! 😉
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what a mix of sad and funny
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British water levels rises are worrying indeed!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Good selection there, Pete. The projected higher water levels map is very worrying, notwithstanding that I won’t be here to have to contend with it; my area seems to relatively unaffected, however. Cheers, Jon.
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Where we live now, where 3 of my step-children live, and both grandchildren, all forecast to be underwater in 75 years. I cannot imagine the state of the country if this prediction comes true, but I will be vey pleased not to have to live through it.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I love these.
The ‘American view’ is worryingly funny … though having watched The 1% Club on TV at the weekend, and that young lad confessing to thinking Manchester was in Scotland and another thinking ‘Scotsman’ was not a proper word, then I think we may now be facing a new global threat … a dumbdenic, if you like. 😉
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Dumbdemic.
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I can’t watch ‘popular’ quiz shows any longer, as I am appalled at the ignorance displayed. If you want to see a few people who are incredibly ignorant, (perhaps uneducated is kinder) I recommend Gogglebox. There are some on there who take my breath away with their incredible lack of very basic general and geographical knowledge. Glad you enjoyed the maps, CT.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Interesting maps! I think it’s great how America looks at Europe. 😉 Small joke on the side. Have a nice day, Pete! xx Michael
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Nice to add some humour with the maps.
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Great maps….the Icelandic one is humorous. chuq
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I try to add some humour in these map posts.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Spot on…well done chuq
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