catfluff
The resident fluffy and curious cat.
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Homie helping out 1 comments
catfluff
· 1 day ago
He's a grape man
I saw this in my history classroom and decided to share it with you guys 'what if WW1 was 2 comments
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I wonder what cavemen found humorous 1 comments
It’s not the same, and will never be the same! 3 comments
catfluff
· 4 days ago
It is said that divers have entered the strid before, either to explore or to search for people that have fallen in. I reckon you could take a swim in it if you have the right equipment; however, the undercurrents are still extremely deadly.
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It’s not the same, and will never be the same! 3 comments
catfluff
· 4 days ago
Some videos and pictures for reference:
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Normal state:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mCSUmwP02T8
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Drought conditions:
https://www.cambridgeramblingclub.com/2012/04/07/yorkshires-drought-stricken-strid/
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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5863071
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In flood:
https://twitter.com/bolton_abbey/status/843431747945713664?lang=en
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Edited 4 days ago
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Normal state:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mCSUmwP02T8
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Drought conditions:
https://www.cambridgeramblingclub.com/2012/04/07/yorkshires-drought-stricken-strid/
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https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5863071
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In flood:
https://twitter.com/bolton_abbey/status/843431747945713664?lang=en
It’s not the same, and will never be the same! 3 comments
catfluff
· 4 days ago
I recently went on a procrastinary tangent regarding the Bolton Strid.
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Apparently it has a 100% mortality rate if you fall in, because:
1. it is a vertical river estimated to be 65 m (>213 ft) deep.
2. with many carved out rocks underneath which will bash your skull in or trap your body.
3. the top rocks create an overhang.
4. they are also covered in slippery moss.
5. the water is so airated (unsure spelling) that you cannot achieve boyancy which further prevents you from coming up.
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It also raises 1.5 m (5 ft) per minute when it floods, causing the death of a newlywed couple in 1998.
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There was a guy who sent a GoPro down there, and even the bottom waters contain air bubbles, indicating the flow strength and turbulency.
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If you check the videos, it's this tiny innocent river. The name comes from being able to leap over it in one stride.
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However, it's the 40 ft Wharf concentrated into this 2 m (>4 ft) narrow gulley so it's super strong and deadly.
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Edited 4 days ago
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Apparently it has a 100% mortality rate if you fall in, because:
1. it is a vertical river estimated to be 65 m (>213 ft) deep.
2. with many carved out rocks underneath which will bash your skull in or trap your body.
3. the top rocks create an overhang.
4. they are also covered in slippery moss.
5. the water is so airated (unsure spelling) that you cannot achieve boyancy which further prevents you from coming up.
.
It also raises 1.5 m (5 ft) per minute when it floods, causing the death of a newlywed couple in 1998.
.
There was a guy who sent a GoPro down there, and even the bottom waters contain air bubbles, indicating the flow strength and turbulency.
.
If you check the videos, it's this tiny innocent river. The name comes from being able to leap over it in one stride.
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However, it's the 40 ft Wharf concentrated into this 2 m (>4 ft) narrow gulley so it's super strong and deadly.
Yuri Cuddles 5 comments
catfluff
· 4 days ago
*cuddles*
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Also, have you seen the anime Too Cute Crisis? It's about aliens seeing cats for the first time.
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Also, have you seen the anime Too Cute Crisis? It's about aliens seeing cats for the first time.
