Scotland May 21-22, 1975: Marscoe, Storr and Dunvegan
Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, Universityof Wisconsin - Green Bay
21 May 1975: Marscoe
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On the summit, hunkered down. The wind was screaming up here. People could barely stand up. |
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The summit. The much more ragged Cullain hillscan be seen in the distance. |
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22 May 1975; Storr and Dunvegan
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Tertiary volcanic rocks cover the northern half of Skye, erupted during the earliest stages of the opening of the North Atlantic. In effect this is the extreme eastern end of Iceland. |
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For peat's sake. |
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