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Fish Creek Hike
Tangle Lakes Hike
Childs Glacier
Syncline Fold at Ft Abercrombie
Living on the Edge is a geological field course at Union College, Schenectady New York, that aims to increase our understanding of the geological hazards at subduction zones and the way society mitigates those hazards. This blog chronicles the Summer 2007 field trip.
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Fish Creek Hike
Denali Highlights
- Usbelli Group - coal seam from Miocene
- Cool geology
- Rainbows...which means some rain
- Marmots
- Caribou
Pipeline Group Shot
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Tangle Lakes Hike
Valdez to Tangle Lakes Highlights
- Comments on the blog!
- Worthington glacier
- Ahtna sediments
- Rainbows
- Ptarmigan on the Skookum Trail
- Skookum Volcano Trail hike
- Speaking with Mentasta Lake resident Anita
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Childs Glacier
Cordova and Copper River Highlights
- Cutthroat Trout
- Lucky Strike Gold Mine
- Uplifted barnacles
- Jiffy Pop
- Sherman Glacier overlook
- Actively calving Childs Glacier
- Great weather
- Awesome cabin
- Moose
- Grizzly Bear sighting - from the car
Kenai Fiords National Park Highlights
- Views of landscape scars from 1964 tsunami in Seward
- Over $4/gallon for gas in Cordova!
- Sea otters and sea lions
- Awesome views of Exit Glacier
- Black bear sightings - maybe closer than we wanted
Picture of the Day
Syncline Fold at Ft Abercrombie
Kodiak Highlights
- Sooooo many whales - everyone
- Folded strata at Ft Abercrombie - Amanda
- BEST TIME IN KODIAK - Brandon
- Mapping tsunami deposits and contributing to Gary's active research efforts - everyone
- Fishing with locals - Rose and Amanda
- Flowers - Brandon
- Seeing the trenches through the faults - Karen
- Bottomming out in the soccer Mom van - Sam
- Carver's stories - Jon
- Seeing the large fault - Karen, Sarah, Kelly
- Puffins
- Bald eagles
- Narrow Cape and Ghost Formations - Cockburn
- Eating salmon - Brittany
- Wonderful campfire - Sam
- Fossil Beach with local Gary Carver - everyone
- Fishing - Garver
- Seeing whales - Jon
- Fort Abercrombie - Brandon
Highlights of the first day!
- Spotting whales while writing the blog ;)
- FANTASTIC WEATHER!
- Smooth ferry crossing
- Watching salmon fishing in Ship Creek and Kenai River
- "Understanding more than I thought I would"
- Clamgluchian or Homerian strata cut by fault
- Bald Eagles
- Moose Family - a cow and two calves
Professors
Sites to be visited in Alaska
Overview Map of Alaska with the Sites we are visiting
This link will take you to a map at 'maps.google' and show you where we are going and approximately the days we will be there
Map and dates
2 comments:
Please make sure that you arrive in Anchorage on 18 June 2007 before 8:00 pm.
I really hate home staging. I used to do it, but stops when I got busier because I hate it so much! Funny that you sort of feel the same way.
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