In case you were wondering. My little trip to Namibia has also involved cars breaking (I wasn’t driving, before you start making scurrilous accusations) and difficult drilling, as well as lots of cool geology. Some good photos too, by the looks of it – I’d show you except it would probably exceed the net capacity of Namibia to download one from my camera. So you’ll have to wait until normal blogging service isl hopefully be resumed at the end of the week, when I’ll have plenty to talk about.
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Yeah! Glad to see you’re alive! The geology blogoworld is absolutely the pits lately. My retirement geology blog is the most interesting thing out there, and I don’t try very hard. Can’t wait for you to get back!