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Great diversity of species on Limestone grasslands, a lot of which can be found in the Pennines for example, and which are important breeding
habitats for many declining species such as Curlew, Golden Plover, Dunlin, Hen Harrier and Short Eared Owl.
Yes, excellent subject to discuss.
Unless you were meaning more discussion about humans?, in which case I'm out.
habitats for many declining species such as Curlew, Golden Plover, Dunlin, Hen Harrier and Short Eared Owl.
Yes, excellent subject to discuss.
Unless you were meaning more discussion about humans?, in which case I'm out.
You think it needs context? Really? Hmm, I thought it was actually interesting as a general quote applicable across a wide range, indeed, most, topics. But, thats just me.
Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
Pastor Of Muppets said:
Great diversity of species on Limestone grasslands, a lot of which can be found in the Pennines for example, and which are important breeding
habitats for many declining species such as Curlew, Golden Plover, Dunlin, Hen Harrier and Short Eared Owl.
Yes, excellent subject to discuss.
Unless you were meaning more discussion about humans?, in which case I'm out.
A subject of importance actually, given the fires that have gone across the northern moors and the raging debate over the management of the ecosystem up there. As a Lancs lad, I keep an eye on that discussion.habitats for many declining species such as Curlew, Golden Plover, Dunlin, Hen Harrier and Short Eared Owl.
Yes, excellent subject to discuss.
Unless you were meaning more discussion about humans?, in which case I'm out.
OK, I'll bite. But first I need the context explained in simpler terms
2) What are the English 'culture wars' ?
3) What does "a people untethered from themselves" mean ?
DeejRC said:
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
1) What is the specific relevance of a view from Scotland ?2) What are the English 'culture wars' ?
3) What does "a people untethered from themselves" mean ?
DeejRC said:
You think it needs context? Really? Hmm, I thought it was actually interesting as a general quote applicable across a wide range, indeed, most, topics. But, thats just me.
Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
I was confused with the post, now it makes even less sense. If that was aimed at giving this thread more context I think it has failed.Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
DeejRC said:
You think it needs context? Really? Hmm, I thought it was actually interesting as a general quote applicable across a wide range, indeed, most, topics. But, thats just me.
Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
We will just have to agree to disagree.Frankly Id say it was an aspect upon which NPE could debate ad finitum!
In this instance, the quote came from an article with the below headline:
England’s biggest argument is still with itself.
Viewed from Scotland, the English ‘culture wars’ seem a crazy demonstration of a people untethered from themselves
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