The Bermuda Biological Station for Research. This is where our rooms were and where we ate most of our meals.

This is the view from the balcony of the Biological Station.

Unloading the boat (the Henry Stommel) after a hard day at sea.

Bomber (Alfred) piloting the Henry Stommel. Bomber knows the waters around Bermuda better than anyone.

Day 1, stop 1 of our field trip, Whalebone Bay. The class is in the water studying shallow water environments along the rocky coast. (It is a tough job, but somebody has to do it!)

Great Pleistocene limestone exposures in Blackwatch Pass near Hamilton.

Dominic (sitting on floor) and Trent studying the reef display at the Bermuda Aquarium.

The group studying a Pleistocene beach deposit that is overlain by a soil horizon which is itself buried by a Pleistocene eolian dune deposit, Devonshire Bay.

The group standing in front of a well-developed terra rosa paleosoil on the Walsingham limestone.