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Glencoe Fault Intrusion on south-west side of An-t-Sron with abundant meta-sediment xenoliths; mostly Glencoe Quartzite & Leven Schist
But some how I could send a CD filled with samples, and now the camera is back I can't reproduce the issue. Hummm... my diagnostic background leads me to believe they did, indeed, find and fix something... unless that Purolator guy is much more skilled than I'm giving him credit for.
“We’re pretty sure that our numbers are correct and that areas along the San Andreas Fault will have multiple earthquakes during the same day as the entire fault gets ripped open,” said Tom Markson, a seismologist at the San Jose Geophysical Lab. “Once the fault ruptures, over four earthquakes o...
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This sign on one property was pointing to a collapsed barn on the adjacent property in Brown County, Ohio. See the previous photo in my photostream.
A view from Hwy 37. This, while we passed it, certainly looked like a fault line. It was very rough terrain, all the way to the road.
The Keystone Thrust Fault - The older paleozoic limestones and dolostones (light gray) overlying the younger mesozoic sandstones (dark gray) at the Red Rock Rock Canyon Park.
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This (picture and sculpture) does not do justice to his work (in my humble opinion).
Check out "rivers and tides", a movie of his work.
View as we was walking off the plane back to the terminal due to a technical fault.
Photo taken from iPhone 5 - Shared via Instagram