Also, while you're here, if you haven't looked at the peat layer along the east end of North Beach, it's worth a look. Don't know where else that crops up in this region. :)
I am looking forward to your new book. A suggestion, you and the co-author doing a Seattle Townhall presentation, and a book buying and signing opportunity. I would be line. Second suggestion, at such a talk, rather than a summary of the book, things that led to writing the book, snags along the way, and some/many of the things you had to leave out of the book. Rob
I saw that you will be in Port Townsend on the 18th to speak for Quimper Geological Society.
Since you're interested in fossils, I'd like to hand off a fossil bone we found on North Beach last week. It is a leg bone of a large mammal and was emerging from the clay layer, ~150K years old. I sent a query to Burke, but haven't heard back yet. Looking forward to your presentation! Kathy Darrow
Looking forward to the book!
Also, while you're here, if you haven't looked at the peat layer along the east end of North Beach, it's worth a look. Don't know where else that crops up in this region. :)
I am looking forward to your new book. A suggestion, you and the co-author doing a Seattle Townhall presentation, and a book buying and signing opportunity. I would be line. Second suggestion, at such a talk, rather than a summary of the book, things that led to writing the book, snags along the way, and some/many of the things you had to leave out of the book. Rob
Hi David,
I saw that you will be in Port Townsend on the 18th to speak for Quimper Geological Society.
Since you're interested in fossils, I'd like to hand off a fossil bone we found on North Beach last week. It is a leg bone of a large mammal and was emerging from the clay layer, ~150K years old. I sent a query to Burke, but haven't heard back yet. Looking forward to your presentation! Kathy Darrow