Geology

[ben5575]

I'm currently spending a lot of time hiking in various places and whilst I have a high level understanding/can make sense of flora, fauna, weather and space, I have a woeful 30yo forgotten GCSE level of understanding of the actual ground I'm walking on.

I'd like to be able read the landscape I'm in a little better.

I enjoyed the BBC documentary 'Men of Rock' which was an interesting introduction, however I'm looking to delve a little detail without it being too heavy/academic; it needs to be digestible.

A book pitched like Tristan Gooley's excellent 'The Walker's Guide to Outdoor Clues and Signs: Their Meaning and the Art of Making Predictions and Deductions' or the youtube equivalent.

Any suggestions please?

[Eric Mc]

BBC's "Earth Story" documentary series from the 1990s was excellent.

[ben5575]

Eric Mc said:

BBC's "Earth Story" documentary series from the 1990s was excellent.

That's great. Found that on Apple TV

[Eric Mc]

It's showing its age a bit (it's in the old 4:3 screen ratio for example) but it was an excellent series.

The presenter, Aubrey Manning, died in 2018.