In the Field
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Unfortunately this is the end of Geology Fieldwork Bot. Twitter has finally implemented API changes which means this bot can no longer tweet 馃挃
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You find an old field notebook and look inside. It contains a haiku:
Geology is
A diverse branch of science
There's more than just rocks.
You walk along a beach and find a boulder. 'I like that boulder, that's a nice boulder,' you sigh. You start digging and find a box of ancient gold coins. You take them to a local museum.
You walk along a beach , decide to go for a swim and spend a few hours relaxing in the sunshine. Suddenly the ground starts shaking. Earthquake! Luckily it doesn't last for long. You go home feeling a little shaken.
You enter a cave and crawl through a narrow passageway. You manage to squeeze through and enter a massive chamber filled with crystals. You take photos and decide to come back tomorrow.
You enter a cave and crawl through a narrow passageway. On the other side you see a lake filled with bioluminescent fish.
You find an old field notebook and look inside. It's filled with sketches of outcrops. You take it with you. You start digging and find a fossilised bivalve.
You enter a cave and find a cursed rock. You wake up the next day surrounded by rocks with no memory of what happened the day before...
You cross a river and almost fall in. 'That was close', you mutter to yourself. You start digging and find a box of ancient gold coins. You take them to a local museum.
You walk along a beach and find a boulder. 'I like that boulder, that's a nice boulder,' you sigh. You start digging and find a box of ancient gold coins. You take them to a local museum.
You hike several miles to your mapping area. You create a beautiful map and spend the next few days digitising it.
You cross a river and walk for a few miles. You come across a really nice outcrop and take a sample. You crack it open and it's filled with white crystals. This would be great for #AreYouSiO2!