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Saturday, 28 May 2022

Diffraction round a rock on Haweswater

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  Part of the old landscape was just above water level at Haweswater today. If you want to see which bit it was, you'll need to check th...
Wednesday, 25 May 2022

A sundial with seats in Porthcawl

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 I'm always a sucker for a new sundial design. I really liked this one with seats in Porthcawl.
Wednesday, 18 May 2022

Could this be wad?

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 We climbed up to the lowest level at the Seathwaite Graphite Mine - graphite being called wad in the old days. These two rocks were lying a...
Tuesday, 17 May 2022

This is what 1500 years looks like - Borrowdale Yews

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  I found a lovely guide to ageing trees from their girth here . Sadly I didn't measure the girth of the Borrowdale Yews but Internet ch...
Monday, 16 May 2022

Finding the SHC of copper coins by a heat transfer method

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  We weighed ten 2p pieces. We got two polystyrene cups. We labelled them A and B. We put the coins into B. We measured 60 cubic centimetres...
Sunday, 15 May 2022

Syenite at Scale Force (Red Pike)??

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  On page 8 of the Red Pike (Buttermere) chapter, Wainwright says that the subsoil next to Scale Force is coloured red due to syenite. I can...
Tuesday, 10 May 2022

Component of weight on a ploughing boulder

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 I've posted about ploughing boulders before. This is a very good example on the slopes above Tray Dub in Langstrath. The pole is 90cm l...
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