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Musselburgh Grammar S3 Geography trip

Posted on February 8, 2013 by dmartin

Musselburgh Grammar S3 Geography had a great day out exploring rivers and coastlines in East Lothian. The day started out with a waterfall session on Billsdean Creek followed by a walk downstream to explore the shore - fossilised trees were spotted … Continue reading →

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MGS AH Geographers get an inclination

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Andy Duff

Yesterday Musselburgh Grammer’s Advanced Higher Geographers were out and about around East Lothian seeing some of it’s fine Geographical features and practicing some Geographical fieldwork Methods and Techniques. First stop was a bracing visit to Yellowcraig beach to investigate the … Continue reading →

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MGS Int2 Geographers go for a meander

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Andy Duff

Musselburgh Grammar School’s Intermediate 2 Geographers were treated to a feast of East Lothian’s Geographical highlights on a fieldtrip on Tuesday. The trip started with a visit to Cove to see some examples of coastal scenery; headlands and bays, arches, … Continue reading →

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Waterfall-tastic

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Andy Duff

Another trip up the crystal clear waters of Bilsdean and Dungas for Dunbar S3 Geographers … All things Waterfall process … plunge-pools, overhangs, gorge-creation, hard/soft-rock – all there to be seen.

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The last of the Mohicans?

Posted on February 6, 2011 by Andy Duff

To play in fullscreen, or to download any images, click here Three of Dunbar Grammar’s S3 Geographers ventured out down a windy A1 to visit the showcase waterfall in Dunglas Dean on Friday. Standing in, under and behind the waterfall … Continue reading →

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