Research at a snail's pace

Go and check it out . Geologists have a knack for using some interesting diagrams. Many examples of which are provided in this month's c...

This month's accretionary wedge is hosted by " In the company of plants and rocks ," which is a great title for a blog, BTW. T...

Anne Jefferson over at Highly Allochthonous (you know you're a geology geek if you can spell their blog correctly on the first try with...

So the theme this month is "Sexy Geology." For all my research in fluvial systems as a sedimentologist, stratigrapher and pale...

I've been racking my brain to think of my favorite geology word. Thing is, geology is a great science for people who like words. We'...

So the topic for Accretionary Wedge #34 is "Weird Geology." So I've been thinking about what strikes me as "weird."...

So the Accretionary Wedge (vol. XXXI) is asking for surprising geological notions. Glad he clarified, because I'm learning all sorts of ...

My gastrogeological blog post for ">this month's wedge is about pasta. Dried spaghetti, actually. In geology, we often like to ...

I'm working on something for the food related Accretionary Wedge. For now, here's a little preview of what I'm working on. Break...

AW #29 is up over at Ann's Musings. Check it out . I like her use of landforms as a way of organizing topics. Thanks Ann!

...where you hang your hat. Or your towel. Or something This month's Accretionary Wedge (hosted by Ann's Musings ) is about your ...

Trick or Treat † It's time for another Accretionary Wedge. This month's theme is "Deskcrops," which I had intended to use ...

Call for Posts! Just a reminder - the October "Accretionary Wedge" is being hosted here at RAASP. We may be small, but we've c...

So the Accretionary Wedge theme is "Important Geological Experience." I thought I'd post a picture from my first major geologi...

This month's Accretionary Wedge is all about "Heroes." I think I'll treat this as a sort of stream of consciousness post: ...