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Posts from the ‘Hawai'i’ Category

1July 16, 2010Friday Field Foto #117: Seaweed-covered basalt boulders on the Na Pali coast, Hawai’i

1June 18, 2010Friday Field Foto #114: Basalt tree mold

0May 7, 2010Friday Field Foto #111: Mauna Ulu steam vents

6April 2, 2010Friday Field Foto #107: Wind ripples on the beach

6March 19, 2010Friday Field Foto #105: Basalt channel

3March 12, 2010Friday Field Foto #104: Waimea Canyon, Hawai’i

12February 7, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #60: Hawaiian Archipelago

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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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