Thread: I Found It Over There

This rock hounding resulted in me reading two books by John McPhee in less than a week, 'Basin and Range' and 'Rising from the Plain'. He has a four book series on geology. Very enjoyable IMO. Nothing directly related to hones except that geologists drive poorly as they go through road cuts also.

I just got 'Annuls of the Former World', which is a compilation of the whole geology series bound into one book, out of the library.

Originally Posted by bluesman7

This rock hounding resulted in me reading two books by John McPhee in less than a week, 'Basin and Range' and 'Rising from the Plain'. He has a four book series on geology. Very enjoyable IMO. Nothing directly related to hones except that geologists drive poorly as they go through road cuts also.

I just got 'Annuls of the Former World', which is a compilation of the whole geology series bound into one book, out of the library.

I haven't read those books by McPhee, but I really enjoyed 'Coming into the country'. I'm going to have to look up some more of his books. I may not find any hone-worthy rocks, but I'll get some good reading in.

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Can anyone tell me about the Devonian period and its relation to JNATS and Coticules, slates, Thanks Gents.

Originally Posted by FAL

Can anyone tell me about the Devonian period and its relation to JNATS and Coticules, slates, Thanks Gents.

The recent 'TV show on JNATs' put them in the Permian. I have no idea if this is correct. I don't really think this way when stone hunting.

Originally Posted by bluesman7

The recent 'TV show on JNATs' put them in the Permian. I have no idea if this is correct. I don't really think this way when stone hunting.

JNAT TV Show? Keep talking.....

Originally Posted by jgjgjg

JNAT TV Show? Keep talking.....

http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...ow-j-nats.html

Picked up a couple Colorado slates to play with on a recent camping trip.