Got a brand new (and probably the most entertaining) batch of field school pictures from Chris. Click to view in their full glory.
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| Yet another Mt. Shavano picture, with Chris, who took all pictures on this post. |
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| At ~11,000 ft, the highest low country boil ever?! (It's about 450 ft high in Georgia.) |
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| Our classroom one morning, Valles Caldera National Preserve, NM |
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| The class |
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| Volcanic ash and tuff |
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| The hills are alive -- Summitville, CO |
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| Mr. Poopy, our ammo-can toilet. It had a lovely view of the surrounding aspens. |
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| Partner Ethan and I, failing to find gold. |
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| Stream frozen/snowed over on Mt. Lincoln, CO |
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| "I make it rain" -- virga (precipitation that doesn't reach the ground) seen from Mt. Licoln |
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| After last day of field work, "Whoo it's 103 degrees and our professor surprised us with beer!" |
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| Way back to the abbey |
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| Giddy |
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| Slept like that for a while. Check out my dirt tan. |
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| We actually worked every night |
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| The day after the last day of work. Going from left to right in the common room -- see John sleep. |
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| What a nasty couch I was on. |
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| Brandon and Nick. |
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