It wouldn't even reach the bus station.

If the biggest Russian bomb hit it:


 


It'd totally trash the bus station.

Now how would I get home?

http://scotgov.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=2de764a9303848ffb9a4cac0bd0b1aab

No Mr. Sprinkles! What are you doing!

A map of the world as just time zones.

Floodmap.net lets you see what places would be like if sea levels rise or fall to a level of your own choosing.

https://www.floodmap.net/

A rise of just 4 metres and Doncaster would be a seaside resort.

It'd have to rise by 40 metres for Sheffield to be at the seaside.

A rise of 20m would make my house into prime beachfront property.

I wish I hadn't sold it now.

It'd take roughly 35 metres of rise to turn my flat into a lido fronted wonderland.

Just 14 metres before my Mum got flushed out like a rat up a drainpipe though.

37 meters for me.

My pals and godsons would need it to rise about 90 metres though.

Zarniwoop wrote:

37 meters for me.

That confirms my theory about what part of Fanzarnichester you reside in

In other news, a 39 metre rise would see the waves breaking yards away from the stuff I've deposited behind my parents' shed.

Fangirl Three wrote:

Zarniwoop wrote:

37 meters for me.

That confirms my theory about what part of Fanzarnichester you reside in

In other news, a 39 metre rise would see the waves breaking yards away from the stuff I've deposited behind my parents' shed.

It's just a shame that the southern bit of Antarctica doesn't replicate the climate of the southern USA. If it did, Antarctica could have its very own Disney World and more people would flock to its sunny beaches.

Interactive map tells you how long it would take to travel between places of your choice in the Roman Empire:

https://orbis.stanford.edu/

29.8 days to travel from London to Rome.