Archive for March, 2009

• About the blogger

  Brian Romans is a geologist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. He uses this blog to share photos from the field and write about interesting research in Earth surface processes and sedimentary geology.
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• The latest from other geoscience blogs

  • Another undergraduate research program opportunity!
  • “Magnificent column of smoke” (Accretionary Wedge #43 Entry)
  • Hillslope hydrology undergraduate research opportunity at Hubbard Brook
  • Wonderful Em4 movie from BYU!
  • What Geology did to me #3 – commando

• Recent Posts

  • Patagonia field work — Update #3
  • Patagonia field work — Update #2
  • Patagonia Field Work — Week 1

• Recent Comments

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• Twitter

  • my feet and legs are so tired -- I'm feeling pathetically out of shape this field season. --1 hour ago
  • today, I walked on gravel bars in a river fed by the Patagonian ice cap while looking at deep-sea deposits fed by a Cretaceous delta. --2 hours ago
  • kinda forgot how rugged the area near my PhD stompin' grounds is -- rocks too well exposed in some places; can't get on them. --2 hours ago
  • ... nearby to where I did a bunch of my PhD field work, like seeing an old friend (2/2). --12 hours ago
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• Copyright

  
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