Happy to see the local community out watering recently planted Platinum Jubilee trees in Bure Park, #Bicester and thank you to the person who left a large bowl of water out for the dogs in the nature reserve this evening
We are running a field training course in sedimentology, engineering geology and geohazards of glacial and periglacial sediments (joint with the Glacial Landsystems Working Group) in North Wales, 27-30 October 2022. Find out more on our website:
https://t.co/oHprIlvv9h
@MarcherMedia1 I tucked into my juicy on the bone sirloin roast today. Sat next to my elderly vegetarian father chewing his soy sausage. Poor old boy has Alzheimer’s as well. The flatulence in the car on the drive back to his care home was epic
Ah, the trad sounds of rural Wales at Xmas...the wet whoosh of DPD vans lost in the lanes, the slither of mud & unearthly howl of sheepdogs, the sobbing of ex-Londoners as they realise that their new £1/2 million lockdown cottage is a sunless hovel with its own indoor stream.
Our first @QuaternaryRA_UK / Quaternary Engineering Research Group Field Meeting 🙌🙌🙌
17-20th March, West Cumbria, 2022
Details of how to sign up etc can be found under the ‘Events’ tab on our StoryMap
https://t.co/xfDxUPkpUB
Turns out you can use WhatsApp video to see core and give advice to your logging team to describe weathering horizons in Sherwood Sandstone Group #weekendworking
@SartorialThug It’s a limestone catchment. It’s flowing underground through the rock beneath the bed. It’s will flow above ground when the groundwater level is higher or following heavy rain which doesn’t immediately percolate into the rock