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Re: Death Valley Trip

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Subject: Re: Death Valley Trip
From: fes@UWYO.EDU
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1997 20:49:21 -0600 (MDT)
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	Here is the plan from my perspective on Death Valley. It would be 
a long weekend or whatever a concensus derives as a good time. It would 
be in August( possibly). 
	As for the geology, I would like to talk about why Death Valley 
is the way it is, and how it formed. We would look at various aspects of 
terrestrial geology, and compare it with planetary geology. I see a few 
hiking trips(nothing to strenuous), and van rides to the harder to reach 
places.
	Camping would be the mode of sleeping, and they have developed 
camping areas(running water, and showers). At night astronomy could be 
done, but I am not as versed as some of you in the night sky. Perhaps 
someone else could do that, and teach me something.
	Any other questions suggestions, could be sent to me directly.

Thanks for your time,

Frank

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