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Conival, 2018

Our climb of Conival (3-minute excerpt from 15-minute video, right)

Scotland, 2018

Our 2018 field trip to Scotland (15 minutes)


PHOTOS (scroll down)

Our journeys around Edinburgh, with visits to Edinburgh Castle, Calton Hill, Salisbury Crags, and the National Muesum, all on foot.

July 12-13, 2018


At Salisbury Crags, we discussed the dolerite sill and its contact with underlying sandstone.

July 13, 2018


Part of the group also visited the Royal Botanic Garden.

July 13, 2018


Angus Miller (Geowalks) guided us on the coastal geology from Dunbar to Siccar Point.

July 14, 2018



On our way to Hutton's unconformity near Newton Point, on the Isle of Arran, we considered a small outcrop of impressively deformed Dalradian Schist.

July 16, 2018


Students prepare dinner at the hostel in Lochranza, Isle of Arran.

July 16, 2018


Here, we consider the significance of serpentine in the Highland Boundary Fault at Balmaha, on Loch Lomond.

July 17, 2018


A group photo in front of the Black Cuillin Hills, on the Isle of Skye.

July 19, 2018


Pete Harrison (Geologist, Northwest Highlands Geopark) and yours truely at the Moine Thrust at Knockan Crag.

July 20, 2018


Here, Pete explains the significance of the Moine.

July 20, 2018


Dinner at the hostel in Inchnadamph.

July 20, 2018


After considering the geology near Traligill Caves, part of the group climbed Conival, one of Scotland's munros.

July 21, 2018


Four hardy souls on the summit of Conival, 14:50, 21 July 2018.

July 21, 2018


The bartender in Inchnadamph.

July 21, 2018


The Helmsdale Fault and associated boulder beds and raised marine beach deposits were impressive at Helmsdale.

July 22, 2018


Our driver's (Joyce's) cousin gave us a particularly impressive tour of the Culloden Battlefield.

July 23, 2018