Rising Sea Levels at Cleveleys - Fact or Fiction?

[@wendyjones2351]

Hi Jane very interesting video love to know facts about places have a lovely day xx

[@davehowe3900]

Checking the tide table is the best advice. Good for you Jane

[@lindamountford1343]

Hi Jane, all I can say is WOW! How interesting. Thank you for the info, absolutely food for thought. You are an A star tutor👍

[@visitfyldecoast]

You are so welcome! Thanks for the compliment!

[@jeansatterthwaite8613]

Morning Jane thank you for a very interesting video ☺️

[@andymullaney1594]

Happy father's Day ,and also thoughts our late dad's ,sending my love everyone ,🤗

[@erykfreethinker7147]

First of all; Happy Father's Day to Derek who has every reason to be very proud of his daughter Jane and all she does for the Fylde Coast as well as we lucky commenters and those of us who are invited by Jane each week to the Rabbit Patch for Brew at Two. Chrissie and Derek are very special people to have been role models for a very intelligent and vibrant lady who educates and entertains us almost every day of the year, even when she is on holiday :) I was taken aback to find that it was possible to walk to the Isle of Man in those far off days. I have to wonder how far one could walk to Dogger Bank on the other side of the country. So much land has been eroded from both sides of the UK but maybe it is surprising that it is not more as we are basically a peninsula off the mainland of Europe. I have always felt that much of the coast has been affected by the variations of the Jet Stream over millennia although no one agrees with me. Warmer and by turns cooler water must affect [in my opinion] the erosion or otherwise of the outer areas and thence affecting other areas like the Irish sea and the North Sea. Climate evoluton definitely happens but carbon emissions from humans are only part of the story. What has been and is being thrown up by volcanic activity has shaped the world as well as the impacts from asteroids such as the one that decided the fate of the dinosaurs . . . if humans made no impact at all the planet is at the mercy of so much that can damage it. A significant solar flare or an intense gamma ray outbust could treat us in the same way the dinosaurs suffered and lets not even think about supernovas! The study and report mentioned is of significant importance as are the surveys being done all over the world, we are lucky in this country that sea defenses can be afforded where they are needed, many places such as Sri Lanka and Hawaii, Indonesia in general are all under threat with many not having habitable land at a safe distance from the sea. The real danger is that the world has not taken the concerns of the scientists it employs to study the evolution of the environment seriously. With every country being part of the commercial matrix there needs to be real and concerted effort [not just words] to protect the resources we have that can so easily be lost.

[@visitfyldecoast]

Aw thanks Eryk, I'll pay you later ;-)

[@erykfreethinker7147]

@@visitfyldecoast 👍😎

[@stephenmcarthur1714]

Thanks for another great video really love my history

[@nigelbishop7315]

Hope you had your boots on, beautiful scenery thank you for sharing 😊

[@Yewbzee]

Very interesting. I was watching a video the other day about Doggerland on the east coast, basically a large part of the North Sea and English Channel were also dry land and populated a few thousand years ago.

[@JesusIsLord105]

That's because the ice melted lol

[@R-bobo]

When I lived in Bisham Rd just opposite the car showroom, when there was a spring tide the water underneath the floorboards in the back of the house used to rise, this happened almost every time.

[@visitfyldecoast]

We were saying just this the other day.

[@allanbroderick1923]

Morning Jane .

[@YouChwb]

I couldn't find the link to Imogen's write up above or on the site's search engine.

[@visitfyldecoast]

It should be in the description under the video

[@YouChwb]

@@visitfyldecoast Thanks Jane.

[@andyleather322]

Good morning Jane are you haveing a good weekend

[@robertlindley2914]

Morning jane I am going to celeveys on 26th of July it will be in the afternoon so will not have long before I go back to coach

[@lauracarrasco-ruiz3085]

Aaawww, Jane, you know how to make me jealous (in a good way of course) xx

[@JohnHughes2002]

You sounded like Yoda when you got your words in a funny order!

[@visitfyldecoast]

I often sound like Yoda!

[@JohnHughes2002]

@@visitfyldecoast you know as much as Yoda!

[@petertrevena804]

Gday Jane hope you enjoy your day. And the Earth has heated and cold for eons. And it is 9C at 7pm

[@raygalvin4615]

Coming back to blackpool 2 day 4 a week

[@visitfyldecoast]

You’ve picked some great weather!

[@desgardner7169]

No rising sea water! Errr I think England is sinking! but I wont go into details....thank you that was very interesting!

[@james68865]

Haha thats not beach thats land where u standing people don'twalk bare foot on that land plus there was no one around there