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    Post by Derek Fri Jan 01 2016, 12:12

    Happy New Year to all.
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    Post by Jan1 Fri Jan 01 2016, 12:14

    Derek wrote:Happy New Year to all.
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    Happy New Year Derek ...

    All the best Jan
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    Post by chris c Sun Jan 03 2016, 22:27

    Both my parents loved nature. My mother liked music, art and history. My father liked science, so I grew up seeing things from both sides.

    Once the glaciers came this far south. Geology students come to see the "rockstones" in what is now a neighbour's garden, which were brought down from way up north by the glaciers. Some of the farmers have "upside down land" where the glaciers dumped heavy wet clay on top of the chalk, and their valleys are much drier than the hilltops.
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    Post by Derek Mon Jan 04 2016, 16:51

    chris c wrote:Both my parents loved nature. My mother liked music, art and history. My father liked science, so I grew up seeing things from both sides.

    Once the glaciers came this far south. Geology students come to see the "rockstones" in what is now a neighbour's garden, which were brought down from way up north by the glaciers. Some of the farmers have "upside down land" where the glaciers dumped heavy wet clay on top of the chalk, and their valleys are much drier than the hilltops.


    Geology but particularly landforms are really interesting. The landscape here is full of features like drumlins, meltwater channels, morriane and raised beaches. Evidence of the last circ glaciers abound on the northern and eastern slopes of the fells.
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    Post by chris c Tue Jan 05 2016, 17:58

    Oh yes I remember it well - though the people I knew mostly lived around the Borders, Brampton, Langholm, Haltwhistle, Alston area rather than the Lakes with all the Herdwicks. Fascinating going up Teesdale and back down Weardale, or vice versa.

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