Airborne laser scan reveals Arran's ancient sites
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#2Some kind of scale on those scan images would be helpful...
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#3TIL there's a place called the Firth of Clyde
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#4TIL there's a place called the Firth of Clyde
And on the east coast we have the Firth of Forth
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#5Couldn't this "airborne laser scan" be used for spying?
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#6TIL there's a place called the Firth of Clyde
And on the east coast we have the Firth of Forth
And of course up in the north, the Moray Firth :-)
I wonder if there's anything referred to as "Firth" in a non-Scotland place, perhaps up in Canada or in NZ?
update: yes (in England, Germany, NZ and Antarctica)! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firth#English_firths
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#7Couldn't this "airborne laser scan" be used for spying?
Probably, just like any other technology.. what is your point?
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#8TIL there's a place called the Firth of Clyde
Yeah. That’s pure Dog-whistle politics.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
And on the east coast we have the Firth of Forth
And of course up in the north, the Moray Firth :-) I wonder if there's anything referred to as "Firth" in a non-Scotland place, perhaps up in Canada or in NZ? update: yes (in England, Germany, NZ and Antarctica)! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firth#English_firths
And a bit further north there is the Pentland Firth which, of course, is nowhere near the Pentlands!