Ugh, like what a miracle that there's even salmon left in the River Laxey 
. I mean, seriously, who's surprised that pollution and habitat destruction are killing off these iconic fish? It's not like anyone actually cares about the environment or anything 
. And don't even get me started on the whole "conservation efforts" thing... it sounds like a total PR stunt to me 
. I mean, what's the real motive behind all this? Is it just another way for the government to say they're doing something while actually doing nothing? 
. And boulder weirs are literally just a fancy way of saying "we gave up on trying to fix the problem"... salmon slalom, right 
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. I mean, seriously, who's surprised that pollution and habitat destruction are killing off these iconic fish? It's not like anyone actually cares about the environment or anything . And don't even get me started on the whole "conservation efforts" thing... it sounds like a total PR stunt to me . I mean, what's the real motive behind all this? Is it just another way for the government to say they're doing something while actually doing nothing? . And boulder weirs are literally just a fancy way of saying "we gave up on trying to fix the problem"... salmon slalom, right .
The river's got this super old name from Norse, which makes sense since it used to have a ton of salmon before humans messed with it 
But seriously, conservation efforts are making a huge difference - they're fixing the waterwheel, creating barriers for salmon to swim around and even having a breeding program to boost numbers 
It's so inspiring to see people working together to protect our oceans and wildlife 
i mean its like literally 171 yrs old lol what a cool piece of history its still functional tho its so inspiring to hear about conservation efforts in manx rivers i wish we had more of those in other places too btw have u tried any good restaurants in london lately im thinking of trying this new spot near covent garden