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Pembrokeshire Geology
by Hypocentre
As most of the geoblogosphere has been posting images from their spring field excursions I suppose I'd better post some of mine. Each year I run a field course to Pembrokeshire. I've done now for 13 of the last 14 years and I still don't get tired of doing it (although I do get tired doing it). The geology is superb with classic exposures, evidence of (at least) four orogenies and a really good story to tell.
Do Geologists Have A Death Wish?
by Hypocentre
I’m a little late on posting about the current meme permeating the geoblogosphere, started by Geotripper and Chris Rowan, do geologists have a death wish?
read more »Churnet Valley Geotrail
by Hypocentre
After a six months of frenetic activity my (in conjunction with several others) latest project has just been launched on an unsuspecting world.
Boy's Toys
Anyone who knows me, knows I'm into gadgets. As part of a project I'm working on I've managed to achieve a nifty integration of gizmos (well I like it anyway).
Al Gore's Nine Inconvenient Untruths
I'm angry. I've counted to ten and I'm still angry. Al Gore, politician and climate change hyper and hypocrite has won the Nobel Peace Prize (of all things - what's peace got to do with it?) along with the arch-hypers of climate change, the IPCC. At least a British court has seen through some of the hype this week.
read more »Al Gore's 2nd Really Inconvenient Truth
Can you imagine the brouhaha from the climate change evangelists and climate change industry over the following story?
NASA find error in US climate data and 1998, not 1934 was the hottest year on record!
read more »I love my job (sometimes)
I love my job (sometimes). This has recently been my 'office' (in between the rain showers).
So has this ...
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