Posterous Blog Back to posts Viewed times July 30, 2011 Just how big are those lava cliffs on the Owyhee Edit Delete Tags Autopost Big . Note also the recessive unit just above the cute speech bubble . 2,000,000 yr old Owyhee River gravel . . Awesome Tweet 0 responses Like Comment
: The Lost Geologist Pages Home About Me Research updated Geoblogosphere , Links and Bookmarks Friday , July 29, 2011 Images from PhD work : Reactions Posted by Lost Geologist Just some photos taken during work which I am burried in . I am sorry for the lack of posts but writing interesting and quality stories takes a lot of time which I don't have much off . The PhD and teaching assistant position are full-time jobs . Volcanic ash , bentonite and carbonate concretions are piling in my office . That's all I can say . Friends from the . industry A trace of . history Labels : Fieldwork Germany PhD 0 comments : Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to : Post Comments Atom How to contact : me If you wish to contact me unrelated to any of the posts please use the contact information provided
, , Posterous Blog Back to posts Viewed times July 27, 2011 Iron Point , Owyhee River gorge , OR Edit Delete Tags Autopost A particularly nice photo showing the early Pleistocene intracanyon basalts filling paleotopography in Miocene sediments and rhyolite . The upper level landslides are related to an interlava fluvial sand , gravel , and mud deposit that is 20 m . thick Posted from Jordan Valley , OR Posted from Jordan Valley , OR Tweet 0 responses Like Comment
Posterous Blog Back to posts Viewed times July 13, 2011 Posted purely for awesomeness Edit Delete Tags Autopost The Owyhee rarely disappoints . Will be out there for 10-12 days quite . soon Tweet 0 responses Like Comment