Geograph - photograph every grid square

Wren's nest, proposed reef degradation, Ah ! Birmingham the land of the short water, not the only thing Birmingham took from Wales Silurian and Late Silurian in landslide and fluid resources, then turned it into Trent sewage, soon to be added to by a large generator Train station to the Big Smoke on the subsiding clay wash where you can also fast track instead of studying Geology. Is not devolution political such a wonderful waste of public resource and valuable time, we avoided politics and the BBC at UCW when researching for BSc. Rare stuff reef, often preserved in laboratory as it is polluted everywhere else or tectonic forces and natural coral growth cause the species to change and the reef elderly to die off as a base for the reef young, even more rare to the Siluri, but used as a band for identifying that which probably cannot be identified, as with Graptolite Scotland and distorted New England Canada thrust zones. Could somebody become relevant to modern needs instead of hunting lumps of meteorite rubbish in space for the military satellite programme, we were relevant during the 1960s 1970s, highly relevant. Not historic at all, still not historic now, present day Hydrogeology and soils, farming forestry and geologic structures. Not archaeology tactics and methodology using military aerial of past bomb sites in Somme. Relevance.