View Full Version : Where is the North? case solved ?
oldboots
02-07-2020, 14:29
I know we all love Geography Galore but these guys might be onto something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENeCYwms-Cc
For a more contentious view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IwUeNzFOgw
I know we all love Geography Galore but these guys might be onto something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENeCYwms-Cc
For a more contentious view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IwUeNzFOgw
I felt more of a culture shock moving roughly 100 miles to the north east from the North west, than the same distance from the North west to west Wales...
I was born in Kent, North of the North Downs, so far North in fact that we could see the North Sea and the Medway Estuary from our house. Therefore North Kent is The North, while anything North of the Medway is The Far North. Once you get past London, it's The Frozen North, while I'm pretty sure once you get past the polar bears and igloos of Watfordshiire you can see The North Pole over the satanic mills of Yorkshire and the other Scottish counties.
I was born in Kent, North of the North Downs, so far North in fact that we could see the North Sea and the Medway Estuary from our house. Therefore North Kent is The North, while anything North of the Medway is The Far North. Once you get past London, it's The Frozen North, while I'm pretty sure once you get past the polar bears and igloos of Watfordshiire you can see The North Pole over the satanic mills of Yorkshire and the other Scottish counties.
As a resident of what was called Andredsweald many centuries ago, anywhere closer to the Arctic than Maidstone is definitely in 'The North'!
oldboots
03-07-2020, 20:23
I was born in Kent, North of the North Downs, so far North in fact that we could see the North Sea and the Medway Estuary from our house. Therefore North Kent is The North, while anything North of the Medway is The Far North. Once you get past London, it's The Frozen North, while I'm pretty sure once you get past the polar bears and igloos of Watfordshiire you can see The North Pole over the satanic mills of Yorkshire and the other Scottish counties.
As a resident of what was called Andredsweald many centuries ago, anywhere closer to the Arctic than Maidstone is definitely in 'The North'!
Ah but what about Sheffield or Norwich as per the second video?
Ah but what about Sheffield or Norwich as per the second video?
Isn't that a sort of "can you get a bigger number than infinity" question?
oldboots
03-07-2020, 20:59
Isn't that a sort of "can you get a bigger number than infinity" question?
Not necessarily, depends how you define "infinity" a mathematician will define it one way, a meta-physicist in an entirely different way, Sheffield can be in the South and Norfolk in the North but not perhaps in the same universe.
Sheffield can be in the South and Norfolk in the North but not perhaps in the same universe.
Well, it certainly can in the YouTube universe!
I know we all love Geography Galore but these guys might be onto something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENeCYwms-Cc
For a more contentious view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IwUeNzFOgw
All so simple!
Look at your SatNav (or mobile phone) showing where you are.
The North is UP the screen. The South is DOWN the screen!
All so simple!
Look at your SatNav (or mobile phone) showing where you are.
The North is UP the screen. The South is DOWN the screen!
Provided you've set the 'North Up' view, not the 'Heading Up' view.
Provided you've set the 'North Up' view, not the 'Heading Up' view.
Trust someone to add complications to a simple solution!:D:D
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