Today was an exciting day on many fronts, starting out with us getting our mopeds that we will use the rest of the trip to get around the island. I couldn’t have been more excited to get my hands on … Continue reading
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Ever since I came across the Pacific and started living at the tip of the West coast about a decade ago, I’ve always been wishing to go across the continent and beyond. It turns out that my first destination across … Continue reading
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Showed up in Bermuda today. Walked around. Saw some awesome plants and birds and sea life. And a toad!! Saw a bunch of living land snails, as well as some fossilized ones that were 150,000 years old or so. There … Continue reading
Stepping off the plane onto the tarmac I was struck by the heat and humidity of this place. Maybe it’s just the contrast coming out of the single-digit Fahrenheit frozen tundra of Maine, but I haven’t felt life thriving around me … Continue reading
We all met at the airport in Boston pretty much on time and after running around checking bags and checking in we made it to the gate. A short flight with a good tail wind got us to Bermuda in … Continue reading
After a brutal 4:30 a.m. wake up, 70 miles of driving, 800 miles of flying, two packets of Delta pretzels, and heart pounding taxi ride, we had arrived. We quickly settled in and found ourselves venturing off toward Whale Bone … Continue reading
Hi all! Currently hanging out in Bruce’s living room in his suite here at Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS). This morning, we met up bright and early at Logan Airport in Boston to head out together. We had to … Continue reading
GE279 Geology of Bermuda Three credit hours. Rueger Students will learn how the island of Bermuda, subjected to a variety of geologic processes, has evolved over the past two million years. They will be exposed to the scientific method and how … Continue reading
