Atlantic Bluefin Tuna off South Devon Coast, feeding on Garfish - the long thin fish with a "swordfish-like beak". Seen in pic 2. Out at sea the water was "boiling"in patches with Tuna activity.

It’s a lovely day today in East Devon ☀️ 18 degrees with a slight breeze from the west. This will bring warmer weather again next week (back in the 20’s)! 🤞🏻 Exmouth high tide 15:57hrs. Enjoy!🌊💙

Legacy media has spent nearly thirty years covering up this scandal. Now it’s covering up the scandal of how it failed to cover it.

Today I shall mostly be organising prestigious presentations and mending a 3 ended blocked distance protection on a 400kV MIS feeder in Essex. There’s also a site strategy holistic review summary meeting. Never a dull moment powering the nation peeps 🤵🏻‍♂️🧰💻

"Wind turbines don't last forever. The metal towers can be recycled normally, but the blades... cannot." "By 2050, there could be more than 40 million metric tonnes of blade waste piling up worldwide."

Enjoy this , from earlier today as a 4 ship of F-15E’s from RAF Lakenheath run through the Mach Loop squeezing the moisture in the air

BREAKING: The Dutch government has officially informed the EU that they want to opt-out of the migration pact. Looks like the Netherlands want to close their borders. Huge.

Nothing to say ! Polish Vipers , Mach Loop ! 😎

Britain is about to switch off its last coal power station. MyGridGB has been tracking coal use for 10 years now. From supplying 40% of our electricity when I started my PhD to today… it’s been quite the journey. So, bye bye King Coal. It’s time for renewables now

Back off surveying this morning On site quite a lot recently Keeps my mind off things

Three windfarms have now received more than a billion pounds each of CfD subsidy. Walney Extension is closing in on its second billion, an impressive haul, which suggests it will make more than £4bn before its subsidies end. This is £1bn more than it cost to build.

Hop picking in Kent during the 1950s, when families would flock to the fields for weeks, turning labour into a rustic holiday. Children would play amidst the vines while adults worked, the air full of the scent of fresh hops, all under the golden autumn sun.

Heads up on weather:- Looks as though we could be in for a battering by some storms from September 24th to 26th #BePrepared #Sandbags available from Town and Parish Councils across #Devon

GM to everyone who supports small businesses over corporate giants. We need more people like you 🙌🏻

Sea Cadets arriving back ⛵Dartmouth South Devon yesterday 🇬🇧

“Tenant farmers in Devon have been left angry and frustrated over National Trust plans to reclaim the farm for diverse purposes.” fwi.co.uk/business/busin…

No farmland, no food. Mass-scale solar panels should not be put on prime farmland. Protect our food security and fertile soils.

You may not agree with the headline. But do read this. It sets out the FACTS about the #EU's economic performance and prospects compared to USA and China. express.co.uk/comment/expres…

A few thoughts on Operation Grim Beeper. 1) This is one of the most astonishing intelligence operations in history. It is a reworking of the story of the Trojan Horse for the digital age, and it deserves to become nearly as legendary as its iconic predecessor. If we are not

ISG our nemesis for so many years finally on the wobble. We happily wave them off - Six UK subsidiaries file court application to enter administration constructionenquirer.com/2024/09/19/isg…