Part 2 of the Bowen Basin Stories…
Who says ‘geology is boring’?
It is a story of floods and droughts, ice ages and verdant forests, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, tidal waves, climate disasters, and species extinctions. All this is written in the rocks of now-peaceful Queensland.
I studied geology, Chemistry, and Physics for 6 years, first at Warwick High School and then at the University of Queensland.
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