Di (amina046) said:

The same forces that sunk the remote islands could put coastlines around the world at risk, scientists say.

Wow.

In October 2018, Hurricane Walaka washed away a remote, 11-acre Hawaiian island as the storm barreled through the Pacific Ocean. Several months before that, Russian scientists reported that a small Arctic island had disappeared, saying that only vast, open water remained at the site. And near the end of 2018, a local newspaper reported that an uninhabited islet off the coast of Japan could no longer be found, presumably because it had sunk beneath the water’s surface. https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science/three-islands-disappeared-past-year-climate-change-blame-ncna1015316

The "big stinky" flower bloomed in Austria at midnight

phew

View of Pakistan-China Highway

When New York goes dark

No one like Frank.

Old blue eyes is a keeper.

https://abcn.ws/2xQAlRA