Musings from the Merse
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Bottoms up
Collectors of Huttonania might be interested in
Hutton's Arse: 3 Billion Years of Extraordinary Geology in Scotland's Northern Highlands (Paperback)
by M.H. Rider (Author)
For an image of the book cover go to http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/images/0954190610/ref=dp_image_0/203-3370970-6446305?ie=UTF8&n=266239&s=books *
Huttonian-no relation-has had his attention drawn to this work by a bloggee who follows developments north of the Tweed with sporadic attention. 'Arse' is an unusual word to find in the title of a geological study and the blurb throws little light on the reason why this bit of the human anatomy -or indeed which Hutton it adorned is so presented. THe posterior in question is apparently focusing on the northern highlands, if that is what it can do, so little relevance to a local Hutton.
Warning* arsophiles may be disappointed.(Blogg-ed)
Nor do we need bad jokes about our village being a bit of a hole.
Collectors of Huttonania might be interested in
Hutton's Arse: 3 Billion Years of Extraordinary Geology in Scotland's Northern Highlands (Paperback)
by M.H. Rider (Author)
For an image of the book cover go to http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/images/0954190610/ref=dp_image_0/203-3370970-6446305?ie=UTF8&n=266239&s=books *
Huttonian-no relation-has had his attention drawn to this work by a bloggee who follows developments north of the Tweed with sporadic attention. 'Arse' is an unusual word to find in the title of a geological study and the blurb throws little light on the reason why this bit of the human anatomy -or indeed which Hutton it adorned is so presented. THe posterior in question is apparently focusing on the northern highlands, if that is what it can do, so little relevance to a local Hutton.
Warning* arsophiles may be disappointed.(Blogg-ed)
Nor do we need bad jokes about our village being a bit of a hole.
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