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The Island Of Bute, Scotland (1995) GA Guide

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Isle of Bute, Scotland (1995)
A Geological Field Guide to the the Island of Bute, Scotland by J.Hill & C. Buist

This guide, which has been written for the intereted amateur (and to some extent, professional) geologist, has been planned in two parts, a general introductory section on the island’s geology and scenery, followed by a number of itineraries where intereting geological and topological features are displayed. Maps and drawings illustrate the text and assist in explaining some fundamental principles of geology.

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Isle of Bute, Scotland (1995)
A Geological Field Guide to the the Island of Bute, Scotland by J.Hill & C. Buist

This guide, which has been written for the intereted amateur (and to some extent, professional) geologist, has been planned in two parts, a general introductory section on the island’s geology and scenery, followed by a number of itineraries where intereting geological and topological features are displayed. Maps and drawings illustrate the text and assist in explaining some fundamental principles of geology.

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