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Update on an earlier post for Allan C

Posted by Stan Wears on 10/8/2024, 14:37:26

Sorry Allan I meant Lysefjord not Flekefjord, I was thinking of somewhere else. And also that if it were to fall it would not reach the UK as there are too many twists and turns in the fjord and it would be more likely to head for the north Atlantic.

Re: Update on an earlier post for Allan C

Posted by John Shearer on 10/8/2024, 15:08:39, in reply to "Update on an earlier post for Allan C"

Thinking the same myself Stan, couldn't see it doing any damage to the UK shores for that very reason

For Stan and John

Posted by Allan Campbell on 10/8/2024, 16:17:26, in reply to "Re: Update on an earlier post for Allan C"

As I remember there was quite a bit of fuss at the time.

There were diagrams etc. so they must of thought there could be a problem.

Just looked at those locations it was neither of them.

This was a headland or cliff that faced more of less across to Scotland. If it collapsed depending on the amount of “rock” it would fall into from memory very deep water. This would result in a massive tidal wave.

It would hit Scotlands East coast but also spread down to the south.

I know my memory is not what it used to be but for it to stick in my mind for this length of time !

It should not affect me up in the hills of Yorkshire.

Allan C.

Re: For John

Posted by Stan Wears on 10/8/2024, 20:51:23, in reply to "For Stan and John"

It would do more damage to the tourist industry!

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