Re: Any good but lesser known geology sites?

From: Jo Schaper <jospamnotschaper34@5socket78dot9net>
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 21:45:36 -0600

Jeff Hopkins wrote:

Anywhere!

As for the Top 20 - I was implying major geological survey sites and such.

Hey--have you looked at www.missouriworld.net below? *|:-)
I do some of the best Missouri geology, hydrology and caving sites for the general public out there...they are all linked off my homepage.
See also the link 'The Wide Pacific Shore'--the Don Rimbach (deceased cave diver), Luella Owen (19th Century female geologist) and the Meramec River pages: actually everything on my homepage (even the poetry) has something to do with geology or geography.

I thought you meant actual real world geology sites to visit.

best
Jo
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