love that caldera!! this is making me want to go on a hike at some point.
i think the only book i've read on that list is Court of Mist And Fury LOL. i am a SJM girlie, what can i say? although please do yourself a favour and don't read the Crescent City series. just finished it last month and it was a real SLOG. i'm a 'physical books' person but i read pretty much exclusively on my kindle, unless it's a book my sister or boyfriend has leant me. currently working through the Hannibal series after reading Silence of the Lambs and loving it.
Sounds like a super cool trip! I have to disagree with the other commenter about sandals though, I love my Tevas! Chacos are great but only if you don’t have wide feet lol. My tevas got me through a field course in the Bahamas without getting destroyed by the sharp karst, so I stand by them.
I love the read , I am very fascinating how do you teach so easily geology , you can enter a person into the geology tale i dont know how to say that, in spanish is "atrapado " nice lectura
In 2004 I got a couple gigs as the Geological Study Leader for Smithsonian Journeys in Iceland. Constrained to tourist areas, but still a fine trip and incredible to get paid to talk about glaciers, geysers, basalt, and rifts. Favorite part, conventional but still cool, the rift at Þingvellir (Thingvellir).
love that caldera!! this is making me want to go on a hike at some point.
i think the only book i've read on that list is Court of Mist And Fury LOL. i am a SJM girlie, what can i say? although please do yourself a favour and don't read the Crescent City series. just finished it last month and it was a real SLOG. i'm a 'physical books' person but i read pretty much exclusively on my kindle, unless it's a book my sister or boyfriend has leant me. currently working through the Hannibal series after reading Silence of the Lambs and loving it.
Sounds like a super cool trip! I have to disagree with the other commenter about sandals though, I love my Tevas! Chacos are great but only if you don’t have wide feet lol. My tevas got me through a field course in the Bahamas without getting destroyed by the sharp karst, so I stand by them.
I love the read , I am very fascinating how do you teach so easily geology , you can enter a person into the geology tale i dont know how to say that, in spanish is "atrapado " nice lectura
In 2004 I got a couple gigs as the Geological Study Leader for Smithsonian Journeys in Iceland. Constrained to tourist areas, but still a fine trip and incredible to get paid to talk about glaciers, geysers, basalt, and rifts. Favorite part, conventional but still cool, the rift at Þingvellir (Thingvellir).
In response to your last question — CHACOS!!!