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The harsh life of the desert! Grad school isn't NEARLY so bad. |
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Mt Charleston NRCS Field Review; July 2004 (Doug Merkler facing hole, Tom McKay behind, Leon Lato to the right). |
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Peggy Elliott and Brien Park work with Doug Merkler on Mt. Charleston at some of Peggy's sites. |
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Sampling in Mesa Verde National Park |
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Joshua Tree National Park morphology and road rehab projects. Tasha Ladoux in foreground. |
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Lael Vetter on Mt. Charleston at an NRCS Field Review. |
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Aaron Hirsch and Darlene McEwan in Pahrump, NV using GPR to examine a fissure site for a tectonic/soils study. |
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More cool pavements and a vesicular horizon forming. |
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A. californica and sample site. |
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Red Rocks National Conservation Area |
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Rekha Saxena and Doug Merkler on the Virgin River at the Tamarask/PRS Probe study site. |
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Jackson, WY: Western Regional Cooperative Soil Survey Field Tour: June, 2004. |
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And when I am not studying soil, I am playing old time and bluegrass...Stage 7 top and stage 5 bottom, Walnut Valley Music Festival, Winfield, KS 2004. Top band The DeWayn Brothers. |