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It starts with ox-bow lakes then you wake up one morning in a wadi.
And that's that. You look back on where it all went wrong. What if you had chosen a different path? You could be comfortable, looking out over an Alpine lake at the edge of a glacier. But no. Wadis were your destiny.
Anyone else still get the horn for ox-bow lakes after GCSE Geography? on 10:24 - Jun 28 by You_Bloo_Right
It starts with ox-bow lakes then you wake up one morning in a wadi.
And that's that. You look back on where it all went wrong. What if you had chosen a different path? You could be comfortable, looking out over an Alpine lake at the edge of a glacier. But no. Wadis were your destiny.
Like an uncontrolled descent down a screen slope.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
just had a few days in Hope and Castleton which brought back memories of my Geography field study based in Hope village back in 1965. stalagmites, stalagmites, bluejohn and all the rest.
happy days
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Anyone else still get the horn for ox-bow lakes after GCSE Geography? on 13:47 - Jun 28 with 424 views
Anyone else still get the horn for ox-bow lakes after GCSE Geography? on 10:24 - Jun 28 by You_Bloo_Right
It starts with ox-bow lakes then you wake up one morning in a wadi.
And that's that. You look back on where it all went wrong. What if you had chosen a different path? You could be comfortable, looking out over an Alpine lake at the edge of a glacier. But no. Wadis were your destiny.
What was the name of that geography-inspired 70s band who named themselves after the best wadi of all the wadis?
I've never seen an oxbow lake in real life, and that's one of my life's big disappointments, seeing as my expectations were set that this was a commonplace event, worth making part of the GCSE syllabus.
I expected far more quicksand in my life, too. Not because of GCSE geography, but watching TV and movies in the 80s you had the expectation set that quicksand was a fairly common peril.
I was born underwater, I dried out in the sun.
I started humping volcanoes baby, when I was too young.
Anyone else still get the horn for ox-bow lakes after GCSE Geography? on 16:37 - Jun 28 by Dubtractor
I've never seen an oxbow lake in real life, and that's one of my life's big disappointments, seeing as my expectations were set that this was a commonplace event, worth making part of the GCSE syllabus.
I expected far more quicksand in my life, too. Not because of GCSE geography, but watching TV and movies in the 80s you had the expectation set that quicksand was a fairly common peril.
I've come across quicksand on Crosby Beach where I got my shoes stuck one time which made me panic a bit.
Anyone else still get the horn for ox-bow lakes after GCSE Geography? on 14:13 - Jun 28 by Trequartista
Oxbow Lakes sound like a 90s shoegazing band whose biggest hit (#72) ripped off Chapterhouse.
What's that thing called when you absorb something unconciously? It was actually a tune by The Orb that i had forgotten about which subliminally planted a seed for a weak joke.
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