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02/11/2026

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31/10/2026

Tolbooth in stirling a very special place for me lit up purple for halloween ill bet there are seriously spooky goings on in there all the time not just tonight

25/10/2026

Oh dear 😳

The global confectionary industry is quietly pulling off a massive corporate bait-and-switch as mass-market giants like Lindt, Snickers, M&M’s, Oreo, Toblerone, and Cadbury prepare to flood retail shelves with lab-grown chocolate alternatives. Under the guise of environmental sustainability and climate adaptation, these multi-billion-dollar conglomerates are aggressively pivoting to cellular agriculture and bioreactor-grown cocoa matrices to insulate their profit margins from soaring global crop costs and supply chain disruptions. By replacing centuries of traditional agricultural craft with synthetic, molecularly engineered substitutes, corporate food networks are effectively decoupling consumer goods from actual nature. This impending holiday rollout forces a grim redefinition of seasonal traditions, making it unmistakably clear that corporate priorities have completely synthesized the food supply.

🚩Check out the comments section for the issues with lab-grown chocolate…😭

25/10/2026

'But sad or merry, I must leave it now...farewell. Farewell, King Under the Mountain.' ~Hope

25/10/2026

This is disgraceful 😔

A tiny seahorse holding a pink plastic cotton bud became one of the most unforgettable wildlife images of recent years, and photographer Justin Hofman has said he wishes the photo did not exist.

Hofman was snorkeling near Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, when a colleague spotted the seahorse drifting near the surface. At first, it moved among natural debris, grasping seagrass as it rode the current. As the tide changed, more plastic and sewage moved through the water. The seahorse eventually latched onto a waterlogged plastic cotton bud.

The image, titled “Sewage Surfer,” was selected as a finalist in the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, which that year drew nearly 50,000 entries from professionals and amateurs across 92 countries. Hofman later wrote that the photo began as a chance to photograph a small seahorse, but became a moment of frustration and sadness as trash surrounded it.

Indonesia is one of the most biodiverse marine regions on Earth, and its waters are shaped by powerful currents that can carry debris from nearby communities or from far away. Plastic-stemmed cotton buds are among the single-use items targeted by environmental campaigns, with many countries replacing them with paper or bamboo alternatives.

For many Indigenous coastal peoples, ocean health is inseparable from food systems, culture, navigation, and responsibilities to future generations. Images like this help show how global waste can enter even the smallest corners of marine life, from reefs and shorelines to the animals that rely on them.

What does this image make you think about when it comes to our relationship with the ocean?

Sources: CGTNOfficial, Wildlifetrusts, Divernet, The Guardian, Biodiversity Meets Music, Justin-Hofman

24/10/2026

There is no end to this lassie of mines excitement tonight

24/10/2026

Out shopping for halloween and Xmas i have never seen my daughter so excited halloween jumpers for her treasured teddy bear gory my grandson of course she's 34 BTW but anyway looking for teddy bears seasonal jumpers head to b n m's or morrisons.

19/10/2026

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