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Summer Solstice in the Field: A River on Rock

By Chuck Bailey On July 7, 2016
In Faculty & Staff Blogs, Research 
Quartzite outcrop in the James River (view to the northeast). Geologist Megan Flansburg (W&M Geology ’15) measures the orientation of geologic structures. Note my 17’-canoe for scale- more on that old river-beaten canoe in my next post.
Summer is not a quiet time in the William & Mary Geology department. Pop onto the 2nd floor of McGlothlin-Street Hall this summer and you’ll
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Summer Research: The Gravity of the Situation

By Chuck Bailey On July 15, 2013
In Faculty & Staff Blogs, Research 
View to the north of Fish Lake from Mytoge Mtn.
I’ve just returned to Williamsburg after a month of field research in Utah at Fish Lake and the High Plateaus.  I journeyed to Utah
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