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Hey Scott, You know more about BC geology than most! Did you come across any information about geologic terranes? These were basically floating 'islands' that through tectonic movement collided with the western part of the continent. Apparently much of BC is made of these colliding land masses. Here's some light reading: https://opentextbc.ca/physicalgeology2ed/chapter/21-4-western-canada-during-the-mesozoic/
1 year agoI love all the angles and pointy things in this shot
1 year agoIt could be your new trademark look!
1 year agoSorry to hear about the fires. Seems like the crappy new normal here in BC!
1 year agoFlat land for them. It’s incredible to see them scale what appear to be shear cliff faces like they were a staircase to the upstairs bedroom
1 year agoGreat shot, and pretty amazing that you’ve seen so many this close. I can count on my hands the number of times I’ve seen goats, and only once (on the Icefield parkway) this close. All the other times have been far in the backcountry on backpacking trips, and that’s over 45 years!
1 year agoYes, it is :)
1 year agoNice!
1 year agoI wondered if this was an aster but was thrown off because it’s white and on an erect stem.
1 year agoHi! Good to see someone else doing IDs, especially ones who actually know! I'm mostly riding my computer through the internet.
Keep it up! Maybe others will start to chime in as well. I run out of time.
Huh. Do you think I’d have more luck with bright red glasses and wallet too?
1 year agoIsn’t it though? I especially like the giant triangular plates on the right. Makes me think of a Stegosaurus.
1 year agoThat’s some geology going on there.
1 year agoYou never seem to lose that red hat!
1 year ago
I'm glad you beat it out of Cranbrook so you could take us along on the trail.
1 year ago