Off to Pembroke

I'm off to Pembrokeshire in Wales with my geology class for our second year field work tomorrow morning, so expect heavy rain to continually batter the UK for the majority of the week! We are going in order that we can complete the coursework section of the syllabus which requires at least three days spent out in the 'field' collecting real geological information for use in the project which I haven't yet started due to my inital three-week absence and as a result have little/no idea about (though this shouldn't matter as I will be able to plan based on results which I will then already know - confused? I know I am!).

We will be travelling up in a minibus, staying in a bed and breakfast near Milton Haven throughout the week and returning on Friday, with each day taking us to several sites of geological interest. I don't know anything about the area, but most of the people I have spoken to seem to be of the opinion that it is one of the most beautiful places they have been to, so hopes are high - with any luck the geology should be pretty reasonable too, and so it should be if we are bothering to make such a big trip of it!

I plan to blog briefly about the trip upon return (I'm sure you can hardly contain yourselves with excitement at this prospect) and, fourth time lucky, I might finally be able to tell you what this blog is meant to be all about...so prepare to be thrilled!

Wish me luck (ie that I don't tumble down any steps or get blown off any cliffs) and have an enjoyable week, people!