Mountain biker, cyclist, dad, climber, mountain rescuer with @scarrescue... work is for @HNYCancer improving cancer outcomes in Humber and North Yorkshire
🇧🇪 Liège-Bastogne-Liège U19
Pour entamer ce week-end belge, Evander Wishart termine à la 11e place, suivi de près par Ezra Bateman, 16e !🙌🏼
To kick off this Belgian weekend, Evander Wishart finishes in 11th place, closely followed by Ezra Bateman in 16th! 🙌🏼
#NewGen
@saddleblaze@CasinoCapital Older Fenix here, but I use GPS+GLONASS and every second (I don't trust the 'smart' stuff). I also have auto pause off (also because I don't trust it!). Tree cover can be a real issue with GPS drift though
@mrendell Venturing back to X/twit just to say thank you so much that feature which is so important in sport now. That's on top of everything you've done to enrich the ITV coverage. Tonight's show was all the things the paid 'sport' coverage can't be and it will be missed!
"Gino was something more than a cyclist, not just worried about performance, a complete person"
I still really miss Gino, by Pello Bilbao
Read more: https://t.co/4Y9AMJVID2
@jessphillips It takes about 12 months to train a search and rescue volunteer. Not only do these people have no idea about young people, they have no idea about 'volunteering'
Stage 17 of the #GirodItalia passes along one of our favorite geo-landmarks of Italy, the Sella Pass, and the the famous Sella Massif! This massif is a Triassic (240 million year old) atoll!
In the early to middle Triassic, the continental crust of (Greater) Adria continent broke up in two in the northeast, on the Balkan side. This was probably related to subduction processes that occurred in that region and that are now long-gone, but in any case, it was associated with formation of large volcanoes, also in the Dolomites.
Once the volcanism went extinct, the region subsided and because it was close to the equator, limestone and dolomite deposition occurred. At the location of the Sella Massif, is a ring-shaped, high ridge made of reef limestones and dolomites formed, with in the center a flat area: a lagoon. The Sella Massif is an atoll! And it was uplifted, and eroded, but not much deformed, so you're looking pretty much at the original thing!
Atolls are best known from the Pacific Ocean, where they form on top of seamounts - underwater volcanoes that reach shallow water. Reefs then form on the crater rims, and grow upwards to compensate for the subsidence of the volcano. It wasn't quite that setting here in the Dolomites, that may have looked more like volcanoes on the modern eastern margin of Australia. But an atoll is an atoll, and you can still imagine the white beaches and palm trees!
Enjoy a cocktail at the pass today gentlemen!
@UniUtrecht@UniUtrechtPE@UUGeo@UUEarthSciences
Updated - HC Result: Aims Cycling Hill Climb
Nick Munro and Nuala Robinson put in impressive performances at the AIMS Cycling hill-climb event near Kildale in North Yorkshire in challenging conditions with damp and greasy roads.
https://t.co/Mc1nSl0gcQ
I'd forgotten the Kafkaesque joys of trying to support a child's @SF_England student finance application. I think I've worked out that the only way I (with ancient student loan history) can contact them successfully is by physical letter 😂