Driving up to a Volcano to Peek into Crater Lake
Crater Lake, an extinct volcano that has filled with water of the clearest crystal blue, was at the top of my sight seeing list.
18th Century Virginia Musings
Tag: geology – Young Earth
Flying over Cascade Volcanoes of the Pacific Northwest
As we neared Portland, three of Washington’s volcanoes came into view…with one from Oregon to my left. I had entered the Cascade Mountain Range!
Rocky Mountain National Park Alluvial Fan created by Flood
In 1982 a dam burst at Lawn Lake. Within minutes a deluge of water poured down into this area and the landscape was forever changed.
Plate Tectonics and Rift Valleys at the Red Sea and Zoo
The geology of the Great Rift Valley of the Sinai Peninsula by the Red Sea via zoos that group their animal collections around ecological zones.
Who is the Pharaoh who let God’s People Go
Archaeology suggests different pharaoh due to large numbers of Semitic slaves, sudden devastation in the land, and a sudden departure of the Semitic slaves.
The Texas 2002 Flood, Mount St. Helens, and Noah’s Flood
While living in San Antonio in 2002, the massive downpours created unforgettably massive destructive flooding of quick geological changes.
How we made our Genesis Creation Flip Books
While studying creation last year, I thought the kids would enjoy doing a mixed media type art project, using odds and ends from their craft boxes.
In the beginning: Genesis Young Earth Timeline and Resources
We were frustrated with our Christian classical history curriculum’s timeline dates of millions of years, the antithesis of Young Earth Creationist viewpoint.
College Geology Field Trips for Homeschool
My fascination for geology began in college field trips to the Hill Country where I took my kids for our homeschool science studies.
