Kate

Weather, rocks, moors, coast, sea, sky, stars, anthropology & social care. Geek, FRGS.

[Paul Willson @pauljwillson]

Grass

[Melaine Le Roy @subfossilguy]

Finally some precise numbers for the Blatten deposit! 👇

11 Mio m3 and up to 32 m thick ! 😱

Analysis: Simeon Schmauß

[judy murray @JudyMurray]

Love this. 👌❤️🤣

[Jim Scott @jimscottphoto]

The #Northumberland coast.

#photography #travelphotography

[The English Oak Project @TheKentAcorn]

The Ancient Oaks of England:

Distribution and density map of 3,300 oaks in England with a girth greater than 6 metres

Map production: Justin Moat, GIS Unit, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

[Paul Willson @pauljwillson]

Mood from the dunes

[Nick Ray @LifeAfloat]

May the Forth be with you. 😂

[Antarctic Heritage @InspireExplore]

#OnThisDay in 1916 Ernest Shackleton, Frank Worsley, Tom Crean, Harry McNeish, Timothy McCarthy, and John Vincent launched the 'James Caird', from Elephant Island. Ahead lay a daunting 1,300km journey to South Georgia Island to seek rescue for the stranded crew of the 'Endurance'.

📸 Depiction of the James Caird, published in 'South' 1919.

[Kate @kteelo]

🏉🤩👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #SixNations2025

[Catherine Munro @CatherineMMunro]

Colours of weather #Shetland

[Catherine Munro @CatherineMMunro]

Colours of sea and sky #Shetland

[Kate @kteelo]

Oh England 😰😂😂 #SixNations2025

[⚓️MaRiO⚓️ @1SafetyLast]

On the quest of a wave: How it took 150 years to photograph a weather scale developed in 1806 by Sir Francis Beaufort and still used by sailors today

[Paul Willson @pauljwillson]

Across Uig bay

[Damien McCallig @DamienMcCallig]

The west coast bail out for shelter is well under way for most #StormEowyn

[Claire Meakin @SeaMeakin]

Enjoying the afternoon sunshine ☀️ #orkney

[Met Office @metoffice]

There is some uncertainty with the exact track of the low pressure system for later in the week - Here are our current thoughts 👇

[Antarctic Heritage @InspireExplore]

#OnThisDay in 1915, Shackleton's Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition ship 'Endurance' became frozen in the Weddell Sea pack ice, she was "like an almond in a piece of toffee" wrote the ships storekeeper.

The 'Endurance' was a days sail away from her destination when the ice closed in. She had already battled through a thousand miles of pack ice over six weeks. This significantly set back Shackleton's expedition plans and ultimately lead to one of the greatest survival stories of all time. By the end of February 1915, temperatures had fallen dramatically securing the ship in the ice for the winter.