Category Archives: Geology

Rib Cave

Posted on November 23, 2011 by hdomke

Steve Mays approaches the Rib Cave There is a lot of exposed rock at the PGT, especially along the Hillers Creek Valley. The rock has a variety of openings, including this unusual one that we call the “Rib Cave” because … Continue reading →

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What kind of rocks are these?

Posted on November 5, 2011 by hdomke

George Davis with Lorna photographing rocks at The Point George Davis helped Lorna identify rocks at the PGT today. His enthusiasm had me looking at the rocks more carefully than ever before. He was particularly excited about the fossilized coral … Continue reading →

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Rocks in Gardens

Posted on November 3, 2011 by hdomke

Merv Wallace building the Rock Pond I like rocks in gardens. If rocks are place properly they can enhance the look of a garden. They also give a sense of permanence; they endure. They are there in winter when many … Continue reading →

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Rookery Vista

Posted on August 18, 2011 by hdomke

Rookery Vista on Hillers Creek We like the viewing platform at the Lotus Ponds so much that we decided to build another one. This one will be on a rocky outcrop along Hillers Creek. Looking up from it you can … Continue reading →

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