Twelve UNT students accompanied by Dr. Harry Williams embarked on yet another British Isles field trip just a few days ago. On July 10th, the crew made it to Dartmoor, England (home of the Hound of the Baskervilles), where they learned about stream morphology and then hiked to a nearby tor (rocky hilltop).

But, wait, this field journey has only just begun. Together with former faculty member, Dr. Don Lyons, the group will spend a total of three weeks visiting five sites - Plymouth (England), Cork (Ireland), Galway (Ireland), Bangor (Wales) and Edinburgh (Scotland). At each site, the group will learn various field techniques in both human and physical geography, get a sense for local culture, and simply have fun. Even better, many of the students will get credit as part of this adventure. For more about the annual British Isles Field trip and how you can participate, go to http://geography.unt.edu/~williams/british.htm.

You can also follow our live feed of the trip over the next three weeks by checking our home page at http://geography.unt.edu.

UNT students accompanied by Dr. Harry Williams (UNT Geography) and Dr. Don Lyons (University College Cork, Ireland) make it to Dartmoor, England (home of the Hound of the Baskervilles). In the picture, back row left to right Marc Webb, Chloe Thomas, Kristen Ernst, Andreas Ruiz De La Pena, Ben Clayton, Joey Whitney. Front left to right Cody Brule, Jason Hornyak, Danae Daugherty, Elliot Edmonds, Jose Barcenas.