Earthly Musings - My Travel and Geology Blog

Adventure and foreign travel, philosophical and scientific musings, geology and landscapes, photography and earthly explorations.

Friday, May 23, 2008

The Continuing Controversy Over the Age of the Grand Canyon

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The Grand Canyon has been in the national spotlight recently regarding its enigmatic age. In February, three workers published a paper in Sc...
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Thursday, April 03, 2008

Off to London - Trip over.

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Today we are flying back to London for the night. The trip is over! I'll be in Flagstaff (with luck) on Friday night. Keep looking here ...
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Uganda

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Colorful Uganda! What a welcome we received. This woman was part of a colorful dance troop that greeted us at the airport. Each African coun...

Wildlife and People in Tanzania and Ngorongoro Crater

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Next on the trip was a stop in one of my favorite countries, Tanzania. The people are very friendly and I love learning words in the Swahili...
Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Victoria Falls!

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This is truly one of the remarkable places on Earth! (I guess that's why it is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World). By the wa...
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Madagascar's Spiny Desert and Lemurs

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My trip continued into Madagascar, truly one of the most unique places on earth. I learned in previous visits that most people here practice...
Saturday, March 22, 2008

Down to Southern Africa

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We transitioned to southern Africa on March 18 visiting Namibia and South Africa. Namibia in places looks a lot like the Mojave Desert (on...
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More From The First Half of the Africa Adventure

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Lome, the capital city of Togo, sits on the southern coast of West Africa. It is just west of Nigeria and Africa's geologic "elbow...
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Friday, March 21, 2008

Dogon Dancers

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While we were visiting the Dogon Country, we got to see one of their dances. They are quite colorful as you can see. Here is a close-up of t...
Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Images from West Africa

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Here we go again. I'll try here in Cape Town, South Africa. This is a baobab tree. They are found all over Africa but this is the first ...
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Wayne Ranney
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States
I am a geologist, a writer, a river guide and international guide and traveler. Everything seems right when I am outdoors watching the earth spin - my cares and worries disappear, my body and mind get exercise, and there is nothing to disturb the ebb and flow of life. Out there is where ideas come to me, where stories flow through me like the rivers that carry me towards home. Now and then, I post ramblings on geology, life in the west and on a living planet, and travels across the globe. Life is good, if only we'd take the time to understand that.
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