@utahgeological Everything good that has happened to me since my BYU undergrad and masters have come because of Tom's mentorship, love, and vision. Good mentors make THE difference.
@ZaneJobe@CosyNomad@Virtualgeol I prefer no flight plan also. But gaps in data is a real issue. I just always err on the side of too many photos is better than too few. Fly slow, with a lot of overlap between photos. And I agree, some photos from farther away helps fill any gaps you might have
A Cycadeoid that I collected for @BYUgeology! 4 years ago I found this while in the field, but was living in Aberdeen. So I took a picture and said goodbye. Went back and found it again!
#FossilFriday#geology
All you folks who have driven on Hwy 6 between Helper and Green River will understand...
You know how people like to drive about 10 under when it's a single lane, and then as soon as the passing lane appears, they all of a sudden decide that the speed limit is cool?
Anyone?
A demon from the underworld! Actually just my son...we went to Klondike Bluffs just because we can! Sometimes you just need to touch some real outcrop.
#fieldwork#futuregeologist#geology#sedimentology
The third, and final paper from my PhD! With @adrian_hartley
@Virtualgeol and Magda Chmielewska
Coarse-grained meandering distributive fluvial system of the basal Cedar Mountain Formation, U.S.A. #fluvial#meandering#sedimentology#geology
https://t.co/GGU8mcYvaz
“I loved the farm, it was all I knew, but it was never going to sustain us. At school, it was looking like I might get good enough grades to go to University- nobody really knew what that meant, but it sounded like an option that should be taken if available.”
Prof John Howell
Wolf and bear tracks in Alaska! Saw plenty from the helicopter, but not at the outcrop. Crazy to realize they were so close! Yeah, I know modern tracks aren't #Geology, but I wouldn't have seen them without it!
Modern #ichnology#fieldwork
When the outcrop is too high, and you left the jacob's staff at the car...you throw a hat for scale! Go Royals...I miss 2014/2015...
#fieldwork#geology#sedimentology
Cone-in-cone structures from the Nanushuk Formation in Alaska! Wikipedia actually has a great write-up about them. Super weird and super cool. https://t.co/slMOKErEMO
#Geology#sedimentology
The white line in the field is a 140 m core through the entire Brent Group (with small gap). The Middle Jurassic Brent is one of the main reservoirs in the North Sea - thanks to #IPG2021 and @northsea_henk @PolkadotExplore @Jess_Pugsley @adrian_hartley @UoAGeosciences