Lecture: Discover Washington Lecture Series
How Glaciers Carved Washington State - Mountaineers Tacoma Program Center
We will go beyond how our mountains were sculpted and look at fiords, kettles and more.
Contacts
Amy Mann
Primary Leader
- Thu, Oct 2, 2014
- Tacoma Hiking & Backpacking Committee
- Day Hiking, Urban Adventure, Exploring Nature
- Adults, Retired Rovers, Singles, Youth, Families
- Easy
- 35 (35 capacity)
- Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 5:09 PM
- Wed, Oct 1, 2014 at 5:00 PM
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- 10/2/14 - How Glaciers Carved Washington State - Thursday, October 2, at 7:00 p.m. Join us at the Tacoma Program Center for a one-hour look at how glaciers carved Washington State’s landscapes. Washington State has a unique geologic past. We will go beyond how our mountains were sculpted and look at fiords, kettles and more. Topics will include best places to view the formations left behind and how each feature was formed. David Kaynor, the instructor, is a member of the Geological Society of America. For more information about this class or registration, please contact David Kaynor at 360-688-6636 or e-mail him at dkrkaynor@live.com REGISTRATION IS DIRECTLY WITH DAVID KAYNOR; charge is $20.00 per person
- 10/2/14 - How Glaciers Carved Washington State - Thursday, October 2, at 7:00 p.m. Join us at the Tacoma Program Center for a one-hour look at how glaciers carved Washington State’s landscapes. Washington State has a unique geologic past. We will go beyond how our mountains were sculpted and look at fiords, kettles and more. Topics will include best places to view the formations left behind and how each feature was formed. David Kaynor, the instructor, is a member of the Geological Society of America. For more information about this class or registration, please contact David Kaynor at 360-688-6636 or e-mail him at dkrkaynor@live.com REGISTRATION IS DIRECTLY WITH DAVID KAYNOR; charge is $20.00 per person
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