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TrackATree week 8 – trying to pack it all into the penultimate visit

Posted on June 4, 2014 by Kay

After my last time censusing, I was acutely aware that this may be my penultimate visit. I was also convalescing from a nasty cold and in need of some fresh air. So on 27th of May I took my time … Continue reading →

Posted in biodiversity, Plants, strolling, Tayport, TrackATree | Tagged Ceres, Craighall Den, Dr Rev John Anderson, Dura Den, Fife, fossils, Hatters & Co, Magus Muir, Scotland, spring, St Andrews University Museum, TrackATree, trees, Wemyss Wares, woodland, Woodland Trust | Leave a comment

Coastal surfaces of Fife – a geological outing

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Kay

Fife Coastal Geology Walk, 28-29 September 2013 (Maps and photos: Click here for day 1 and here for day 2) Scotland’s geology was a delightful surprise to me. It is true, they say that, given its size, the country boasts … Continue reading →

Posted in Plants, Tayport, travel | Tagged @FCCTrust, @Geowalks, agglomerate, Carboniferous, coal, dolerite, Fife coast, Fife Coast and Countryside Trust, Fife Coastal Path, fossils, geology, granite, Ice Ages, limestone, mudstone, piddock, raised beaches, rocks, travel, tuffs, volcanoes, walking | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: fossils

TrackATree week 8 – trying to pack it all into the penultimate visit

Coastal surfaces of Fife – a geological outing

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