Margot's Blog

28 October 2014

Road trip to Edinburgh

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Six tonnes of mud is enough to keep any palaeoceanographer busy for a while. I personally don't need to be kept busy at all; teaching ...
26 October 2014

Mustache party

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I've been moaning a lot about my enormous work load lately. And then there's a post with "party" in the title! Suspicious....
22 October 2014

Field day recce

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I'm not only lecturing about glaciology. I have to show the students in the field too! But teaching in the field if you've never bee...
21 October 2014

Ochre

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It was time for a new venue! I don't know where we had it from, but a plan emerged to go and find an adit of which we had a survey from ...
19 October 2014

Teaching: more and more piling up

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I knew I would have to give a lot of lectures. It would be a lot of work, but I was resigned. And MSc projects and practicals and field days...
14 October 2014

Yet another Welsh course

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I started out learning Welsh in Bangor, but after only one hour I moved to Anglesey for more. But the tutor there figured I should jump ahea...
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12 October 2014

When not maypole, then slate

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We had spent many a Thursday night sitting still, watching David be daring and executive . A fine way of spending the evening, but a subtle...
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This blog started as a tool to keep my Dutch friends informed on my whereabouts when I moved abroad. It quickly also became an external memory for my own use. It largely failed as a stage for discussions on whatever is worth discussing. And it has become a way of sharing my scientific knowledge with a lay audience. And who knows, it could become even more! And whatever it is you are looking for among all this: welcome.
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