Where on Google Earth #141
Ron Schott’s WoGE had a nice drainage pattern in the Atacama Desert. But now for something completely different:
WoGE — Where on (Google) Earth
Ron Schott’s WoGE had a nice drainage pattern in the Atacama Desert. But now for something completely different:
One more cycle of back-and-forth between Péter and me. After his nice patterns of the meanders of the Paraná river and my rather poor explanation thereof, it’s time for a trip to the sea:
After the beutiful but hard to find WoGE 132 by Péter Luffi, I have one that might be a bit simpler. I guess so at least.
It seems that WoGE wants to oscillate between the Lost Geologist and me. I hope this is unsedimentary enough for him:
To the Lost Geologist’s surprise, I rather quickly found his WoGE 128. Admittedly, due to a bit of luck and being inspired by travelling through the Harz just some days earlier…
For today’s WoGE, I tried to find something less German, and after some zooming around I came across this nice-looking feature (part of which seems to [...]
pl solved Where on (Google) Earth #94. He does not have his own Blog, so he asked me to host an image for him on my site.
Ich hab das schon öfter auf ein paar Geo-Blogs gesehen, aber nie so richtig mich damit beschäftigt. Der Grundgedanke von “Where on (Google) Earth” (Übersichtsseite von Clastic Detritus) ist, einen Bildauschnitt eines Gebiets in Google Earth wiederzufinden. Idealerweise sollte das mit Geologie verknüpft sein (z.B. eine bestimmte geologische Erscheinung). Hört sich billig [...]