Rock Stuff - By Eowyn!

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Eowyn's Rock Page!

Mexican Rocks - they're Spanish too! ;)

Volcano near Colima, Mexico

Spanish (or more accurately, Basque) Rocks!

For anyone interested in branching out and becoming a budding areologist here's a starting link!

Metamorphic and Igneous Rocks from around Waubamik, Ont.

Please keep in mind that these names I've given are based on VERY rudimentary assesment - I'm going to be examining the rocks closely so I can give proper descriptions and everything later, as I improve things here. :) P.S. Please don't anyone tell Dr.Dave how badly I've massacred this stuff until I've fixed it!

Dark Gneiss with Quartz Vein
Pink Gneiss This one looks fairly granite-y, but there are so many garnets everywhere, I think it must be a gneiss...or something in between :)
Mylonite? My friend thinks this is a mylonite...I'm skeptical, but again, we'll see...:)
Granite Country Rock with Pegmatitic Intrusion I'm sure about this one!
Syenite This may not technically be a syenite, it may simply be a very felsic granite. I'll look closer later and let you know :)

Sedimentary Rocks from wherever I happened to find them :)

Mudstone with an embedded Rugose Coral I think this is a wackestone :) Open for debate!
Spheroidally Weathered Sandstone Dead straight on this one too ;)
Salt Salt (as in Sodium Chloride!) from the Salt Flats in Death Valley - very cool :)

Geology Puns - Very Funny, Very Bad!

Here are some Geology and Rocks and Minerals Links :)

Rundle Group Home Page Rundle Group of Geology - the undergrad Geo society at the U of C! Fantastic!

Dept. of Geology and Geophysics U of C's Geo department!

Offshore Oil and Gas Forum Kinda Neat, some info and tutorials

Terrain Sciences Division Surficial Geology at the GSC

A Geologist's Lifetime Field List A list of most of the "must see" places for Geologists!

Atlas of Rocks, Minerals and Textures One of my favorite sites - a mineralogy tutorial site, extremely well done!

The Rad Page I found this one day when I was looking for Radiolarian info for Jim...pretty neat :)

Rockware An interesting page with all kinds of download-able Geology programs

Books
Home :)
Scottish Stuff

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	Dark Gneiss with Quartz Vein
	Pink Gneiss This one looks fairly granite-y, but there are so many garnets everywhere, I think it must be a gneiss...or something in between :)
	Mylonite? My friend thinks this is a mylonite...I'm skeptical, but again, we'll see...:)
	Granite Country Rock with Pegmatitic Intrusion I'm sure about this one!
	Syenite This may not technically be a syenite, it may simply be a very felsic granite. I'll look closer later and let you know :)

	Mudstone with an embedded Rugose Coral I think this is a wackestone :) Open for debate!
	Spheroidally Weathered Sandstone Dead straight on this one too ;)
	Salt Salt (as in Sodium Chloride!) from the Salt Flats in Death Valley - very cool :)