Greg Dickinson
Journalist at The Telegraph
Travel journalist @telegraph. Name is an anagram of King Gerry Sondico.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson
So no animals were harmed in its creation? Despite the name, the "shark skin" is entirely artificial. Incidentally, Delta is also teaming up with Airbus to investigate another flying technique called "fello'fly" which takes inspiration from the movement of migrating geese. How could 'shark skin' technology reduce fuel costs? When an aircraft moves through the air, tiny whirlpools called hairpin vortices form on the plane's surface, creating resistance.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson |Hana Kelly
You're unlikely to have a more secluded pint than at The Old Forge, but things could be about to changeThe gods, perhaps Norse ones this far north, were clearly looking out for us. As our boat zoomed through Loch Nevis, dolphins racing nearby, the weather was sunny, warm and calm: a royal flush in the wild west of the Scottish Highlands. In truth, it could have been chucking it down, and I would have been equally as excited.
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2 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Greg Dickinson
First it was the occupation of beaches. Then there were mass demonstrations. Now, the Majorcan anti-tourism protest movement is resorting to artificial intelligence to get its voice heard. A protest group from the town of Soller has launched an Instagram page called “Welcome to Sollerland”, posting AI-generated images highlighting the problems of overtourism in the area. Soller is a popular town in the north of Majorca, known for its handsome port and historic tramline.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson
"If you ask AI what this summer will be like in Soller, this is the answer," the protest group says. Municipal figures suggest that residents own 3,000 cars compared to the 20,000 which can occupy the town on busier days. I am sympathetic to the mass tourism protest movement across Europe, and appreciate that the residents of islands like Majorca are at their wits' end.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson
Access to the Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica will be limited as Pope Francis’s passing triggers a lengthy period of mourning
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