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Fall 2005 - Class Field Trip

Structural Geology and Surface Processes

Contemplating the bedload of the Rapidan River in the Blue Ridge foothills.

Surface Processes students basking in the sun while discussing the 1995 debris flow that exposed the bedrock along Kinsey Run, Shenandoah National Park.

Bethany Stackhouse, Chris Bowles, Natasha Hunter, and Carrie Fox consider bedding planes in a Silurian quartz sandstone, Valley & Ridge province, Virginia.

Structural Geology class on the precipice at Waterfall Mountain in the Valley & Ridge of western Virginia.

Probing the Blue Ridge basement complex on a sunny autumn morning.

Basking in the late afternoon glow at Hidden Rock park in the Piedmont province.

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