Pat Walshe

@yutoriwalking.bsky.social

Interested in hiking, cycling, photography. Like the concept of Yutori ゆとりConsciously slowing down to allow us to savour the world around us with no goal except to see and be. Spaciousness. Cycled JOGLE in 2011

Fascinating. Africa's plan for an 8,000-kilometer wall of trees against the Sahara kept dying in the ground for years, and the approach that finally worked came from farmers in Niger who regrew 200 million trees without planting a single one, because they protected what was already trying to grow

The Earth will cross the 1.5 degrees warming limit that everyone agreed to in the Paris Accord. Thank all those politicians that delayed and weakened the vital climate policies, and still do. It’s not them who’ll pay the price, but you and your children. apnews.com/article/clim...

Global warming will exceed limit, UN says in a report that maps path to get back below danger zone

In a strategic retreat, the United Nations concedes that Earth has lost its chance to prevent some of the worst impacts of global warming.

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Weekend Blessing ✨️ May a stillness find you, comfort you with solace, and provide a launchpad to many happy moments where the mind is unburdened, allowing all that you are overcoming to dissolve into nothingness. Evening in Eggedal 🎨 Christian Skredsvig

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This Hnefatafl gaming board is around 1,000 years old and carved from yew. It is decorated with a fusion of Irish and Scandinavian art styles. It was found during Hencken's excavations at Ballinderry Crannog, Westmeath, and you can see it on display in the National Museum of Ireland. #Ireland

An early medieval gaming board in a museum case. The board is a square of carved yew, with coils of Hiberno-Norse decoration around the border. The centre of the board is sunken and flat, with a series of small peg holes in a grid pattern. A carving of a human head is at the top of the board.