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| Some of the Class of 2004 at Fort Charles, Port Royal. Our leader, Rafi, stands at the far right. Yes, it was a windy day. |
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| Some of the Class of 2004 at Fort Charles, Port Royal. Our leader, Rafi, stands at the far right. Yes, it was a windy day. |
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| Gordon Town, examining features that contribute to weakening bedrock, and subsequent slope failure. | Gordon Town. Doing what we do best, taking a break. |
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| Gordon Town. Way up the creek on the foot bridge. | Gordon Town. Safely over the footbridge. Yes, we've come a long way, and we're still taking notes. |
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| The wondrous Giddy House. Help! I'm falling. Liquefaction can be a problem. |
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| Here we are at the old Prison Quarry, Rockfort Spa, Kingston. | Fort Charles, Port Royal. The big guy (Matt) is concerned, but remains nonplused. |
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| Trip to the country, Hillside Primary School (background) sits right in the path of potential disaster from debris floods and flows. | Hillside, St. Thomas. Examining evidence for recent debris flows. Watch out. Very nice mangos in Hillside. |
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| Cooling our heels, East Arm of the Morant River, Hillside, St. Thomas. The 18 meter high dam is part of a failed hydroelectric project. The reservoir above the dam was essentially filled right up to the brim by rocks deposited in just two events of flooding. |
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| Day off at the beach. View of Port Royal Mountains from Lyme Cay. |
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| Port Royal. Paige, Matt and Ben, thirsty, as usual. Liquefaction is on their minds. |