Josh Clark

They were cut off from Europe now for the first time.

And like you said, that was between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago.

Yeah, I was reading that because the North Sea is so shallow, the kind of wind farms that they can put in can actually be bolted to the bedrock, which is way cheaper than like the floating version.

So they're salivating over putting wind farms there.

But again, that means that they're bolting wind turbines to Doggerland, which is nay good for the archaeological aspect.

It's naked.

Right.

That's exactly right.

So they don't, I mean, it seems like these wind farms are going on.

Stupid wind farms always ruining the environment for everybody.

Yeah.

And I don't know that anybody's going to be able to change it because everybody thinks Doggerland's cool, but not necessarily disrupt progress as far as renewable energy goes cool.

Yeah.

So I guess that's it for Doggerland.

That's right.

Chuck said that's right, which means, everybody, it's time for listener mail.

So Jefferson Starship should have said Tesla plays the Mambo?

Thanks, Andy.

That was a good email.

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