Paleo flow deposits of a Vulcanian-Strombolian/aeolian nature, linked to thermal reverse thrusting. -- Lancaster University Mountaineering Club

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Subject: Paleo flow deposits of a Vulcanian-Strombolian/aeolian nature, linked to thermal reverse thrusting.

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Date Posted: Mon March 17, 2008 14:08:40 GMT
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In reply to: Hammer Happy Rock Basher 's message, "Re: Possible LUMC dress code for the summer?" on Sun March 16, 2008 23:13:38 GMT

Lower Ordovician????
Are you out of your mind!?!?!?!

MOST definately Upper Carboniferous/Lower Cretaceous! As for the pegmatite inclusions, I think you will find they are fossiliferous Limestone deposits...containing typical Jurassic Ooids, from a predominantly explosive batholithic origin, of course.

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Author: Mr x [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Mon March 17, 2008 15:43:10 GMT Author Host/IP: wwwcache3-ext.lancs.ac.uk/194.80.32.11 i think u guys are missing the bigger picture of this image...that the coulmnar jointing is horizontal when it naturaly forms verticaly, so there must hav been some major folding