Red chert clast in a greenstone cataclasite
Garnets in blueschist with epidote?
And remember: axial tilt is the reason for the season. Have a good one whatever your reason.
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4 comments:
I thought garnets + glaucophane was pretty much eclogite. Was there a little green omphacite too?
Hi! You don't know me at all, but I accidently ran across your blog while trying to get some REAL tacos in Cape Town (I started seaching for them about 12 years ago, and I see it's no better now than it was then....) Then I see you were also at UCSC. Small World! (although you are young and I am old :). I want to know if you ever found masa harina or a close second in CT.
Thanks for your response, Happy New Year and have fun! Lovely summer day here "washing off the old year" at the beach...
andrew - i don't think there is any cpx (and I'm cheating, I have a thin section of this rock). So... I don't know. the bs/ec boundary gets fuzzier for me the more i learn about it.
kate - the only real tacos I know of are at my house. If you find others you must inform me immediately. no suitable substitute exists for masa harina.
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