Skip to content

Posts from the ‘Patagonia’ Category

4June 28, 2013Friday Field Photo #185: Las rocas del otro lado del río

0June 12, 2013Summertime research in the lab

0February 3, 2013Update from the field

0January 25, 2013Friday Field Photo #180: Cerro Ventana in Patagonia

2December 21, 2012Friday Field Photo #178: More Patagonian Turbidites

3December 14, 2012Friday Field Photo #177: Flute Marks on Base of Turbidite Bed

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

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

2May 4, 2012Friday Field Photo #168: Scorched Earth

0April 6, 2012Friday Field Photo #167: Holocene microbialites at Lago Sarmiento

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.
Recent Posts

Twitter
- @sethfinnegan1 @KeepItRheol @ucmpberkeley and aren’t some of the good exposures now inaccessible at Pt. Lobos (you’… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. -- 6 hours ago
- yes, living like this sucks and we are all sick of it ... but, unless you absolutely have to be out (e.g., an essen… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. -- 7 hours ago
- our local COVID-19 situation is getting worse — there's a growing sense that this pandemic is ending (you can almos… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…. -- 7 hours ago
Follow @clasticdetritus
Copyright

This work by Clastic Detritus is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.