The geology tour around the Grand Canyon area entered its last day with the promise of viewing petroglyphs. Is there an unexplainable thing potentially more explained by plasma comparative mythology? An early start to try to avoid the immense heat of the day that the rest of the tour had enjoyed/endured, a decent walk beside …
The morning of the last day of the geology tour went past a great road cutting at Kingman, Arizona. After a stop at one end, where Andreas Otte explained what we were looking at and Michael Steinbacher’s ideas of what the EU geology was showing or could imply, we then did another pass and return …
Where does this black rock (volcanic basalt rock?) come from around the Oatman/Kingman area in Nevada? Is the rest of the lava rock Missing In Action or are these isolated hills geological ‘Out Of Place Artefacts’? The volcanoes that are the only geology source of origin for these volcanic rocks are certainly MIA and mysteriously …
Day 5 of the EU theory geology tour continued with more very varied scenery, rockery, mineralery, hoodery and foodery. Mountains or hill vistas with very different coloured material. On the flatter plains or level land a number of knobs, buttes, knobs or nipples were seen protruding into the sky, sometimes all alone in their splendour. …
Into the Valley but some not yet betrothed or divine as the 2016 EU geology tour went into the Golden Valley along the Oatman – Topock Highway, Arizona, on day 5. Ahoy! Ahoy! A look at an abandoned gold mine just above a still working gold mining operation. A narrow rock protrusion, volcanic intrusion, a …