[pct-l] Does anyone know some SoCal geology?

[calliger@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Richard)]

That is so nice! I am happy for you...

But isn't it vital, to the understanding of the geological
structures, to examine what lies along the SoCal coast. Of which
perhaps you have already accomplished? I find that, for example
1/2 of the very distinctive Pinnacles National Monument is up here is NoCal
and the other 1/2 is down south!

Richard


At 10:18 AM 3/12/03 -0500, Lynn Scharf wrote:
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>Part of the reason I am able to hike the trail this year is that I am getting
>credit for an experiential learning course in geomorphology.  Unfortunately, I
>am having some trouble understanding the crazyness of the southern California
>geologic past.  I have gathered that, 'a lof of stuff got pushed together' but
>I have to start writing papers on this pretty soon, so is there anyone who
>could help me with a really basic chronologic understanding?  Or at the very
>least some cool formations that I will see, and can say I will photograph,
along
>the trail?
>
>Thanks!
>Lynn
>
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