Stephen Senn
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Swiss & British statistician.
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Today my wife and I walked the Fife Pilgrim Way from Kelty to Crosshill via the N shore of Loch Ore and back to Kelty via the S Shore. #hiking #Fife #Scotland
Loch Ore looking N to Benarty Hill Lochore Castle from the E Lochore Castle from the W Looking W to the loch from the footbridge over the outflowing burn.
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In this piece about Tom Weir www.lochlomondtrossachs.org.uk/tom-weir he makes an important point about psychology and safety.
Risk compensation is often underestimated.
Tom Weir — Friends of Loch Lomond & the Trossachs
www.lochlomondtrossachs.org.uk
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Fine part of the world. Been up Vrackie a few times. First time must have been about 1979. My wife and I chatted to a couple of “old” chaps at the top. Turned out one was Tom Weir, who would have been about 65 at the time.
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"Normalized incompetence" seems to sum up my day-to-day!
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No doubt. I am trying to summon up my courage for the Caledonian November.
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This morning I did a circular walk from Hillend via the valley of The Boghall Burn to Allermuir, Caerketton and back. #hiking #Scotland #Pentlands
Conditions were very windy.
Allermuir from the Boghall Burn valley Arthur’s Seat from Windy Door Gap The Pentland main ridge with (L to R) Turnhouse Hill, Carnethy H, S Black H & Scald Law (close together), E Kip  and W Kip the pyramid on the end. Looking to Caerketton from the E slope of Allermuir
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“….average family wealth per adult in the top wealth decile and those in the middle (fifth decile)” Strange. If you mean tenth, say so but then is the 5th tenth the middle of 10? If you really mean “decile”, there are 9 of them but nobody is “in” any decile.
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“ It is not my fault. A large language model did it and ran away.” Modern Folk Saying
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“Many steps, yes, but wise?” Sayings of Confuseus
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Alas no but have every confidence it will be excellent.
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“Those who think that spreadsheets distribute manure do not necessarily suffer from faulty hearing.” Sayings of Confuseus
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Give my best regards to Mats.
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I used to apologise for coming from a small country. Then I discovered Luxembourg.
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I spent seven very pleasant years in Luxembourg. I hope that you have time to visit the city.
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Reading the abstract is a start but some don’t even bother with the title.
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LOL! PO cum café cum general store cum bus station. Not to mention the famous bus shelter. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unst_Bu...
Wonderful.
Unst Bus Shelter - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
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Coolish but there was no wind and the sun was shining.
Hadn’t been to Aberdeen in years but after a weekend there feel very positive about the city.
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When I visited Unst in 1992, someone had written in the PO cum café visitors’ book “I knew Unst was an anagram of stun before I came here. I came and have been stunned”
A few lines lower in another hand “I knew Unst was an anagram of nuts. I must have been nuts to come here”
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Very nice photos. Amazing wildlife.
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This morning we walked to Footdee and back from the centre of Aberdeen.
Footdee Footdee View of the pier at the mouth of The Dee. The Mercator Cross Aberdeen
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Today’s hike was a 10km meander through #Aberdeen.
Aberdeen beach. The “Brig o’ Bgownie” over The Don Old Machar Cathedral King’ College ( which merged with Marischal College to form the University of Aberdeen)