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WoGE #161
I won Silver Fox's WoGE #160, which was a good opportunity to learn a bit more about the Precambrian history of the southern margin of the Superior Craton. Now it's my turn to come up with something WoGE-worthy. I've picked this green view in the hope that it's hard enough to no require invoking the Schott rule. Let's see if choosing to offer another free run was a mistake :-) As usual in this game, to win, you must be the first to locate the spot (lat. / long.) AND say something geologically meaningful about it.
I won Silver Fox's WoGE #160, which was a good opportunity to learn a bit more about the Precambrian history of the southern margin of the Superior Craton. Now it's my turn to come up with something WoGE-worthy. I've picked this green view in the hope that it's hard enough to no require invoking the Schott rule. Let's see if choosing to offer another free run was a mistake :-) As usual in this game, to win, you must be the first to locate the spot (lat. / long.) AND say something geologically meaningful about it.
WoGE #161
I won Silver Fox's WoGE #160, which was a good opportunity to learn a bit more about the Precambrian history of the southern margin of the Superior Craton. Now it's my turn to come up with something WoGE-worthy. I've picked this green view in the hope that it's hard enough to no require invoking the Schott rule. Let's see if choosing to offer another free run was a mistake :-) As usual in this game, to win, you must be the first to locate the spot (lat. / long.) AND say something geologically meaningful about it.
I won Silver Fox's WoGE #160, which was a good opportunity to learn a bit more about the Precambrian history of the southern margin of the Superior Craton. Now it's my turn to come up with something WoGE-worthy. I've picked this green view in the hope that it's hard enough to no require invoking the Schott rule. Let's see if choosing to offer another free run was a mistake :-) As usual in this game, to win, you must be the first to locate the spot (lat. / long.) AND say something geologically meaningful about it.
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