Tag: geology
Great Asby Scar, Cumbria – A Walk From Above
A return to a favourite area for walking, Great Asby Scar and the surrounding high land. It is one of those little parts of...
Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle To The Stiperstones – A Shropshire Walk
Day 2 on a wonderful week walking the Shropshire Hills with HF Holidays. Time for some more variety, amazing landscapes, history and geology. I...
The Kilburn White Horse, North Yorkshire
The sun was shining a little, Rusty was ready for some fresh air, a little trip out was needed to stretch the legs. Let's...
Stanage Edge and Robin Hoods Cave – A Stroll in the...
There’s nothing like good memories to warm the soul and an outing to Stanage Edge in the Derbyshire Peak District and discovering Robin Hoods cave will do just that, what...
La Fessa of Smerillo: Through the cleft in the cliff
Smerillo, Le Marche, Italy is an astounding place. So much so it deserves an article of its own that I shall post here of course....
Malta – Clapham Junction (Dingli Cart Ruts)
The Dingli Cart Ruts are one of those spots on Malta that brings history and mystery together, with quite a bit of geology thrown in...
Idaho: Soda Springs Geyser
When the pioneers on the Oregon Trail came upon the area that is now called Soda Springs, Idaho, it was much an oasis to...
Nebraska: Courthouse and Jail Rocks
When the pioneers headed west they of course first traversed the vast prairies of Nebraska before hitting the first rock formations. We have shown...
Nebraska: Chimney Rock
After leaving Scotts Bluff, Nebraska for about 20 miles on the Oregon Trail, there is one rock formation rising out of the ground that...
Nebraska: Scotts Bluff National Monument
After a couple of days on the Oregon Trail you have travelled westwards over the vast miles of the flat prairies of Kansas and...
Flamborough Head – Britain’s northern chalk sea cliff
Flamborough Head is situated just north of Bridlington on the East coast of Yorkshire. The only chalk cliffs of northern Britain, this Jurassic, natural...
