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Posts from the ‘Friday Field Foto’ Category

3January 4, 2013Friday Field Photo #179: Mediano Anticline, Spanish Pyrenees

4October 19, 2012Friday Field Photo #175: Patagonian Sunset

3September 14, 2012Friday Field Photo #173: Snowed Out in Svalbard

0August 17, 2012Friday Field Photo #171: 75 Million Year-Old Plant Debris

0May 25, 2012Friday Field Photo #169: Hiking through the forest [UPDATE]

5September 3, 2010Friday Field Foto #123: Sometimes you need to cross a river

4August 27, 2010Friday Field Foto #122: Channelized Miocene strata, Tierra del Fuego

1August 13, 2010Friday Field Foto #121: Muddy tidal flat in the Arctic

1August 6, 2010Friday Field Foto #120: Roadcut of fine-grained strata in Patagonia

5July 30, 2010Friday Field Foto #119: North Fork Toutle River and Mt. Saint Helens

Brian Romans

I am a sedimentary geoscientist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. I use this blog to share photos from the field and occasionally write about interesting research in Earth surface dynamics and related fields.
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