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Tide Almanac / The field notebook

Draft copy and imagery. Not a finished website.

Review details

Public review 2

Round: 531167de9c1cbbcc4eb27ccc4fc1ec1c38678eb7ad3944bde0891b0a2f90bfb0

Tide
Almanac ↘
Small-group
coastal geology walks
AN OPEN FIELD NOTEBOOK

Good
questions.
Underfoot.

A proposed coastal walk for people who pick out patterns, wonder aloud, and would like to see a little more.

Open a field note ↓
NOT A SPECIMEN RECORDOriginal illustrated rock with layered bands and observation callouts
Schematic concept drawing. No location or rock identification implied.
An exercise in looking

Start with what
you can see.

Trace a band in the drawing. Where does it continue, and where does it seem to stop?

Interactive sample prompts, not geological findings or outdoor instructions.

How the idea unfolds

A walk with room
for a second look.

One possible format, to develop with a real location and guide.

1

Look wide

Begin with the shape of the coastline. Compare the things that different people notice first.

2

Look close

Stay with a detail. Trace a pattern or make a quick sketch. Let an observation become a question.

3

Look again

Reconnect the detail to the wider view. Take away a new habit of noticing, and a question for another day.

The practical page

Not in the
notebook yet.

This fictional concept has no bookable walks. These details must be established before someone can plan a visit.

Location, route and dates

No location, route, dates or meeting point have been supplied. The drawing is not a map.

Terrain, pace and access

Distance, terrain, pace, group size and access arrangements require confirmation. No access or safety assurances are made.

Guide and price

No guide biography, qualification, safety certification or price has been supplied.

Leave with a question

What caught
your eye?

A future conversation could begin with your curiosity, before choosing a walk. Try a sample here.

Simulated action. Nothing is sent, saved or booked.