FROM BONE DRY TO SOAKING WET
patterns. For example, the author has encountered several snakes on his prop- erty over the past few weeks (Figure 6).
In summary, we are certainly thank- ful that the multi-year drought has ended, but we are now more than ready for the rains to stop.
Figure 5. Flooded areas in Collin County, near Collin College,Plano, Texas; May 29, 2015. Photo by Robert Font.
Figure 4. Drowned picnic tables at Collin Park Marina at Lavon Lake, near Wylie, Texas; May 29, 2015. Photo by Robert Font.
Figure 6. One of sev- eral snakes around the author’s property, flushed out by recent rains. Photo by Robert Font.
Attention musically talented geoscientists! Rockslide Rendezvous!
Announcing the First Annual Rockslide Rendezvous at the AIPG national con- ference in Anchorage, Alaska. Bring your guitar, harmonica, fiddle, or whatever you play to an open mic jam session following the Awards Dinner and Entertainment on Monday, September 21, 2015, at the Hilton Anchorage hotel. No particular proficiency level required or guaranteed. Just come and have fun playing and singing your favor- ite songs! If you don’t play an instrument, singers are greatly encouraged and direly needed to participate. Please join us for an evening of fun and fellowship in Anchorage!
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