Wiedermal brauchte die Lösung von Péters WoGE ein Weilchen. (Oder hatte keiner mehr Interesse?) Er schlug ein kleines Extra für das Spiel vor: der Ort soll zum vorigen über ein gemeinsames Konzept oder „Schlüsselwort“ verknüpft sein. Sein Schlüsselwort war „Typlokalität“ – von Komatiit, wie sich herausstellte. Das verhinderte einige meiner bösartigeren Ideen, und ich hab mich für etwas – hoffentlich – nettes und einfaches entschieden:
Where on Google Earth #172. Das Schlüsselwort ist „Magnesium“
For any new players to Where on (Google) Earth, simply post a comment with latitude and longitude (or a description of the location) and write something about what the features in the picture are, or how they have developed. Also you need to explain how the keyword fits in there. If you win, you get to host the next one.
Because I think that this WoGE is rather easy, I invoke Schott's Rule: former winners have to wait 1 hour for each WoGE they got right.
Posting time is 16:45 CEST (14:45 UTC).
Good luck!
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It´s the type locality for the Mg-bearing Dolomite - the Dolomite mountains with the artificial dam lake of "Fedaia and the Marmolada (and glacier - despite the fact it is one of the rare calcareous reef-remains that still exist), ca 11°52`45´´ E and 46°27´23´´ N
On the right top then the true reef Dolomite constructions of the "Sella" stock, then the Langkofel massiv, and on the left the onset of the Rosengarten.
David, that's right!
As I realised only after posting, I hit rather close to your research area. 😉 (And I couldn't even let go of the type locality thought…)
So now it's your turn to find a nice puzzle! Just post the link to your WoGE here.
I couldn´t resist to answer - maybe geological pride?
I tentatively posted the 173 WoGE - hope it follows the rules and it´s not to hard...
http://rockglacier.blogspot.com/2009/09/where-on-google-earth-173.html
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