Eggar's Geography

The home of Eggar's Geography Department. All views are our own.

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ETA is 11:45. The gate should be open but if not I still have the key. Cya there

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Bags collected. Heading to coach now. Please remember to pick them up. ETA once on coach

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Willy Brandt was a famous demographer.... Who dabbled in being a chancellor of Germany as a side hustle. He popularised the concept of 'Rich North, Poor South' that still endures today. Our GCSE children criticise his work as overly simplistic and outdated for a modern world.

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Busking for our tickets home ;)

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If you can believe it we've also had barely a moan! Not even from Mrs Cooper!

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We've walked the equivalent of 2 marathons in under 5 days. 100,000+ amazing steps. Now it's time to fly home. Follow our flight - BA425. I will post an ETA when we are through security and on our coach home.

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The elephant is the official measurement of volcanic ash (it isn't really)

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Vesuvius from Pompeii's forum. 250,000 elephants (weight) of ash per second erupted from the volcano - lasting roughly 18 hours! We were really lucky to see a dig in progress, still uncovering the ancient city of 20,000 people from at least 6m of ash

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Our last stop - Pompeii! What a place to end another Mr Rowe's marvelous mystery tour

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Not for us luckily!

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Mr Hardman has many skills. Photography might not be one

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Amalfi cathedral ❤️

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The stunning insides of the architecturally fascinating Amalfi cathedral. What a beauty

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Amalfi!

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The Amalfi coast is famous for lemons, Mr Hardman fits right in

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Amalfi viewed from the sea! 30 minute sail to Salerno

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Now on our way to the world famous Amalfi coast, this was 'the best ice-cream in the world' yesterday

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10 hardy souls went on an extra hike to the beach for a well earned paddle and ice-cream. You can just about see the isle of Capri

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The crater! You can see the fumaroles behind us. Perfect weather today to see inside the crater which is frequently obscured by cloud

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Go hike a mountain!