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The Sinai Canal
Reports emanating from the far east indicate that certain countries are in discussion with the state of Israel to construct a canal across the northern Sinai peninsular, the case of the container ship Ever Given has focused the minds of many maritime countries as to their dependence upon the Suez Canal and the leverage that Egypt exerts upon world trade with no viable alternatives available to…
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Micro Plastics
As some of you may have read, from my comments I am trying to make the people of the world aware of the dangers of water soluble paints which effectively are coloured plasticisers. So when you paint all you are doing is laying down a sheet of plastic over what ever it is you are painting, be it a house an aircraft, car or a bridge. Ships ploughing through the sea’s and because it does not have…
The Cosmic Imperative Part 2
Warp Drive, Real Fleets, and the Peace Built into the Universe Science fiction often imagines warp drives, tightly packed fleets, and galaxy-spanning empires moving through space as though the universe were built for dramatic traffic. Yet the deeper one looks into physics, the more the opposite seems true. Even if spacetime could be bent for extraordinary travel, the energy demands, distances,…
Why Humanity has a Cosmic Obligation to Growup
The Cosmic Imperative: Why Humanity Must Choose Maturity in a Silent Universe “The sky calls to us. If we do not destroy ourselves, we will one day venture to the stars.” — Carl Sagan For decades, science fiction has comforted us with the image of a crowded cosmos. We imagine a galaxy teeming with alien empires, galactic federations, and vast fleets of starships navigating bustling interstellar…
The Evolutionary Flow of Mass and Gravity Through Time
Gravity shapes cosmic structure across immense spans of time, drawing diffuse matter into localized regions of increasing density and complexity. From collapsing clouds to stars, planets, and compact remnants, it is understood to be one of the central forces governing how the visible universe evolves. One of the earliest stages of this structural evolution begins within stellar nurseries—vast,…
Peace and a Prize for POTUS
In America today a vast number of veterans strugle with returning into civilian life. No longer a disciplined authoritarian organisation telling you how to exist from reveille to lights out as the flag descends, and certainty controls your every moment. I was a regular for nine years and three reserve and initially it was a struggle, not everyone makes it though. President Trump is trying to…
When I´m 84!!
Health can sometimes get us down. It´s surprising how many friends, family and FB palls have back problems. Theres an Old saying that Òld age never comes alone´ So I thought a little lighthearted ramble might help. We all know the first verse of the Beatles song `When I´m 64´ so I thought I´d do my version of it. When I get Older ….. your 81 Loosing my hair …… you´ve lost most of it…
That´s Life Jim....
Spock was right with this statement, and boy does life throw curved balls. The reason for the flowers is, to me, a pictorial friendship. When I was able to play petanca we often had club meals and this was a table setting from one of them. People can be funny, strange or down right obnoxious, but these people are Family. They are the ones who have helped us come to terms with my health problems…
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This Little Piggy Ate Saffron......
We can see you This was what he was eating…..all 36 bulbs of edible gold. Now I expect most people will see the picture of the saffron snaffling boar and go ahhh. DO NOT THINK OF THEM AS AHH. They are some of the most dangerous animals in the forest, believe me we have lived for 20 years amoungst them and we know. His face helped me when writing Clearing in the Forest, because the children…
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THE KING and I
Mens Health This morning I read the sad news that Eddy Jordan has died of Prostrate Cancer. And it made me think it´s about time men woke up to this problem, so I decided to write the following in the hope it will help others. As most of you know by now I have a few health issues, and for quite a while I have been trying to sort them out. The first one to be sorted was my Prostrate, it was a…
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A Plymouth Story
Well once again I’m off on the hospital route so I thought about it and decided that I’m luckier than the characters in my stories. Medical knowledge has advanced in leaps and bounds over the last century and now they can cure – well almost – anything. I remember when they removed my carbuncle it was done on our dining room table and they used gas….ugh., and that was in the 1950’s. Since then…
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Monday Monday no food for me Monday morning wasn´t all I hoped it would be….
So there we were at the hospital again…..where else…..which, mind you, went fairly well. The day began with wifes visit to her Doctor to arrange yearly analysis, this was followed by trip to the cake shop for breakfast. Then back to the hospital and my appointment with the neurologist, which as expected, my daily dose of brain pills was upped by one. After that it was the laundry and shopping,…
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Forest Living
Well here we are at the beginning of another year. To say it´s started well would be incorrect. However to say it´s cold, freezing at times would be more like it, but we have plenty of seasoned wood in and a woodburning stove so we are warm. The weather has been a bit of a mixture cold, then up to 18dgs during the day and once or twice 0 to -1 on the odd night. We have had some rain but mostly…
Born To Be Wild and Free
One of the advantages of living in a forest is getting to see the wild life. The above picture was taken by our night camera showing a female wild boar and a piglet. They roam the forest and we often find evidence of their visits in the morning, but they can also be destructive. My wife had planted a saffron bed, and one night they visited and dug up her bulbs and ate them. To say she was…
It’s A Wonderful Forest
For some years now, five I think, winters here have been fairly mild, by this I mean no snow. Up above us the foothills of the Pyrenees have been a lovely white, and skiing is well under way. Although we’re not that far from them our mountains aren’t as high so we don’t always get the snow. However, what happens up there does affect us. If the mountains get lots of rain, then it usually means…
Happy New Year
I write stories for relaxation pen name of M D Bosc, and put them on Kindle Amazon, working for fifty years and leaving school at fifteen most of my knowledge is based in life and a large amount of reading, I now live on a little Finca in the Spanish countryside, cannot afford the costas, but retirement has been good for me, the people of Catalunia are friendly and welcoming, playing petanca,…
Just My Obseervations on Football
Just my observations on Football So not being one who understands football I had to ask Michael about why football managers don’t seem to last long at various clubs. To me they are there for a season then if they don’t win the league or a trophy of some sort they are sacked. Unlike years gone by when a manager was given time to get the team into some sort of winning form, patience seems to be a…