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Blue-Green Algae in Lough Neagh? What's this doing here?

"Blue-green algae is caused by the presence of high levels of nutrients in the Lough. Sunlight and increased temperatures can then trigger blooms." We had a couple of warm sunny days, and everyone expects a new bloom to start. Although the lough was still clean where I was flying, I was surprised to find a concentration of blue-green algae where I least expected it: right next to the South Lake Leisure Centre. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Life has a habit of getting in the way, and sometimes, it feels as if you're just hanging on and being taken for a ride. You're totally out of control, and there's no way to get back on track. The funny thing is, that you are not alone. Every single one of us has, at some point, been on the border of a mental health crisis. Some even went all the way... My aim with my flying is to raise awareness of how "common" mental health problems really are. I ask my passengers to share their stories and how they cope while introducing them to the joy of flying a light aircraft, in most cases for the first time. Yes, some of these flights might be long and boring for some. But keep in mind, it is not about you. It is about the passengers prioritizing themselves and letting go of their stress and life struggles for a full hour. https://lifesajourney.club DISCLAIMER: I am a "weekend warrior" National Private Pilot, I fly for fun and enjoy sharing my love for flying. I consider each flight a learning experience - I generally take detailed notes after each flight to remind myself what went well or what I could do to improve... Having GoPro cameras to record flights like this is invaluable. I find these self-analysis videos helpful in my constant quest to improve and I am happy to share them. Feedback is invited; however, please keep it positive