Great video, I’ve always had an interest in geology in fact all off the science. I live in Australia but my grandma was Scottish and I still have her 2 paintings of very wooly cattle grazing in the highlands crags and mist…lovely. I have collected many rocks from arid regions of Oz as I love the ‘centre’ and its ancient geological history. Scotland is an eye opener as your video demonstrates very well. Thank you, I’m 73, and most likely will never make it to Scotland but your vid was a well presented and riveting expose.
This is excellent, I am really excited by the prospect of following this course. I have just been reading "Walking the Bones of Britain" by Christopher Somerville which is an interesting book where the author walks from the Butt of Lewis down the length of Britain to the Thames Estuary discovering the story of the underlying geology as he goes. In the appendix at the end of the book he lists various useful resources and I found this as one of them. It is truly inspirational that there are such good people going so far out of their way to make their expertise freely available to others. I feel honoured to be able to share in it. Many thanks.
I can picture exactly what was described at 42:55 and what an amazing specimen that would be to have in a collection!! amazing. Wonder what other scenes would be revealed if it was continually sliced one after the other :)
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Great video, I’ve always had an interest in geology in fact all off the science. I live in Australia but my grandma was Scottish and I still have her 2 paintings of very wooly cattle grazing in the highlands crags and mist…lovely. I have collected many rocks from arid regions of Oz as I love the ‘centre’ and its ancient geological history. Scotland is an eye opener as your video demonstrates very well. Thank you, I’m 73, and most likely will never make it to Scotland but your vid was a well presented and riveting expose.
Brilliant! Just what I was looking for - learning about Geology - but specifically Geology of Scotland. Many thanks!
This is excellent, I am really excited by the prospect of following this course. I have just been reading "Walking the Bones of Britain" by Christopher Somerville which is an interesting book where the author walks from the Butt of Lewis down the length of Britain to the Thames Estuary discovering the story of the underlying geology as he goes. In the appendix at the end of the book he lists various useful resources and I found this as one of them. It is truly inspirational that there are such good people going so far out of their way to make their expertise freely available to others. I feel honoured to be able to share in it. Many thanks.
Fantastic resource. Really interesting and useful. Thanks.
I can picture exactly what was described at 42:55 and what an amazing specimen that would be to have in a collection!! amazing. Wonder what other scenes would be revealed if it was continually sliced one after the other :)
Lovely!
Great!