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My interests include:
Researching the possibility of an internal evolutionary mechanism based on an extension to homeostasis.
The evolutionary origins of psychological trauma.
Psychology and Social Psychology.
History.
Cycling.
Digital photography.
Reading.
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Isilder, on 27 March 2013, said:
Thank you for your message, Isilder!
The hole appeared towards the middle of the 1500 yard long seafront promenade, about 6 or 7 yards behind the seawall proper.
An underground river (Eastbrook) heads towards the sea in this direction and there are a number of very small freshwater springs on the pebble beach below the seawall at low tide. No shipping passes anywhere near this location.
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