In the field twice in one week! On Sunday I attended the launch of the Hamps-Manifold Geotrail.

Now sitting here in computing, wondering what my teacher is going on about. the usual really! supposed to be doing stuff on operating systems. all sounds easy enough, but i have always had problems doing these bits. giev me a program to run, and thats ok(ish). but start asking me stuff on academic side of computing, and i'm stuck!

Never mind. got my Charmouth feildtrip info through the post this morning. a 4 day trip to the Jurrasic coast. more of my thing really! thats the courswork trip. should be good.

Ok, here's my prioritised to-do list to get a few things sorted that folk don't like with the new site and some technical things that still need some work:

Spring is here (almost) and yesterday I was back in the field.
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I've been thinking about this blogging lark for a couple of days now. The last couple of posts have been geology related and perhaps they would have been better as forum articles. I'm still not sure so here is something a bit more off topic.

Hi,

I'm not really sure what passes for a decent blog? However, I shall endeavour to have a go. After all, I can't have this newfangled technological means of communication getting the best of me!  (I just put that in because I like it...).

Hi I am 17 and from north Wales at the moment I am studying geology, which is what I would like to do as a career after university, but before then I would like to take my gap year before university, so if any one could suggest some were I could any were in the world to work which is geology related I would be very grateful

Janunary 30th, saw the 400th anniversary of the Bristol Channel 'Tsunami' of 1607, details on the BBC News website. Hat-tip Senua  read more »