MSc students Izzy Muller and Jane Suhey working near Hatcher Pass in the southern Talkeetna Mountains, south-central AlaskaMSc student, Alec Wildland, working on protomylonitic to mylonitic peraluminous granitoids of para autochthonous North America, eastern AKMSc students Izzy Muller and Jane Suhey measuring lineations in the Hatcher Pass Schist, southern Talkeetna Mountains, south-central AlaskaMyself standing atop a wonderful series of outcrops on Mount Fairplay, eastern AlaskaStretching lineation parallel corrugations in mid crustal shear zone, eastern AlaskaColleague Mark Holland looking at a feeder dike cross cutting an angular unconformity (basal conglomerate), Denali National Park, AK. Above is a greater than km thick sequence of bimodal volcanics, and below are dinosaur-print hosting fluvial siliciclastic rocks of the Cantwell FormationDahl Sheep investigating the Teklanika formation volcanics, Denali National Park, AK.Isoclinal fold in (ultra)mylonitic Cora Lake shear zone, northern SaskatchewanA cloudy morning pick-up at Angikuni Lake, NunavutCobalt the Geologizing dog sitting on a sinistral shear zone in the Marcy anorthosite massif, Adirondack Mountains, NYMutually off setting, conjugate, shear zones localized on granitic dike and the margin of a coarse gabbroic rock in the Marcy anorthosite massif, Adirondack Mountains, NYA xenolith of anorthosite in garnetiferous ferrodiorite (jotunite) interpreted to be a late fractionated liquid, Adirondack Mountains, NYGarnet porphyroblast defining sinistral sigma clast in the ultramylonitic Cora Lake shear zone, northern Saskatchewan, CanadaCobalt the geologizing dog and I taking some notes during sampling of the Schist Creek pluton, Denali Fault in background.Working a ridge of the Schist Creek pluton, Denali Fault zone, AK