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You know, the sheer sight and sound of the cascading water was almost too perfect for the lead geologist to put into words. [dramatic music] "standing there, i thought how utterly impossible it would be to describe to another the sensations inspired by such a presence. a grander scene was never witnessed by mortal eyes." now, how in the hell are we gonna get down that? [lively music] [waterfall roaring] they didn't have fancy climbing gear. no harnesses, no carabiners, just ropes made of elk hide that were known for snapping when they got wet. that, and the insatiable desire to explore. so, th...
You know, the sheer sight and sound of the cascading water was almost too perfect for the lead geologist to put into words. [dramatic music] "standing there, i thought how utterly impossible it would be to describe to another the sensations inspired by such a presence. a grander scene was never witnessed by mortal eyes." now, how in the hell are we gonna get down that? [lively music] [waterfall roaring] they didn't have fancy climbing gear. no harnesses, no carabiners, just ropes made of elk hide that were known for snapping when they got wet. that, and the insatiable desire to explore. so, th...
That average pay in the year to september is still lagging well behind the rising cost of living. pay in the private sector rose by a record 6.6% injuly to september compared with a year before, but only by 2.2% in the public sector, according to figures released by the office for national statistics. after adjusting for inflation, pay fell overall by 2.7%, close to the biggest drop previously recorded. the figures also showed unemployment has risen slightly. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. this manufacturer in walsall in the black country makes harnesses and cables for ambula...