Monday 28 May 2012: Boudinage
Backblipped for 28 May
We began our geology in ernest, crossing Mainland East to West to observe the Walls Boundary Fault and Nesting Fault.
This is an example of a Boudin, where a quartz vein has been stretched and broken into pieces then surrounding rock (calcareous, in this case) flowing into the spaces, giving the appearance of a string of sausages. This indicates and area of strong deformation.
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