Scottish Bog gets UNESCO World Heritage status

Kittyfrisk

Staggeringly beautiful, rare wild place   https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv2gz1p2v12o


So why did I think of this ?

TTony

Kittyfrisk said:

So why did I think of this ?

Because you know @Hootsmon ?

BillDL

Bang goes my plan for draining sections of it to get all the 4,500 year old sunken tree trunks with which to make one-of-a-kind acoustic guitars for £20,000 a pop.

Kittyfrisk

BillDL said:

Bang goes my plan for draining sections of it to get all the 4,500 year old sunken tree trunks with which to make one-of-a-kind acoustic guitars for £20,000 a pop.

Topping it off with a golf course after draining & extracting?
Love you Donald  :x

Litterick

BillDL said:

Bang goes my plan for draining sections of it to get all the 4,500 year old sunken tree trunks with which to make one-of-a-kind acoustic guitars for £20,000 a pop.

Meanwhile, in New Zealand: 'The Kauri wood we used is carbon dated and identified to be over 35000 years old. This makes your guitar unique in the world and a collectors item.'

Kittyfrisk

^ Amazing. Shame that the website seems to be almost as old...

ewal

We were up there last year. Stunning and atmospheric landscape.

Benm39

Kittyfrisk said:

^ Amazing. Shame that the website seems to be almost as old...

Indeed.  I think Santa Cruz have made some instruments with Kauri too, albeit massively spendy!