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A Geological Adventure
Geology, SCI/245
March 16, 2008

Introduction
There is no new concept when it comes to human interest in nature. As far back as history has been recorded, there has always been this interest. The natural inquisitiveness of people has led them to the discovery of many geological wonders. These wonders that mankind played no part in creating, were created solely by time and nature. These natural wonders are of the earth, and from the earth. Created due in part to geological actions both above and below the surface of the earth, using materials, minerals, and the forces of nature. Prior to the onset of our adventure, please understand, when referring to geology, we mean all things that are created by the earth no matter the shape or form. Once again, as we begin our journey, keep in mind, everything you are going to see was created by nature. None of these place were manufactured, fabricated, or build by mankind.......

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