Thanks to everyone who made it!

For the fourth time in a row, Cork’s annual Heritage Week remains a blast and great fun!

To see that people are so keen on learning about geology and the natural environment in the city of Cork is so uplifting – especially in these times of widespread apathy. 

Leading 25 people through the vehicular carnage of Cork for two and a half kilometres, participants got to learn about the local geology through seeing the rocks, playing with some plastic toys and strenuously hiking up Patrick’s Hill!

In turn, I got to learn from participants who were knowledgeable about Cork’s economic and architectural history. Finally, a city tour is never complete without talking about mass extinctions and ecological collapse.

Honestly, I wish I could offer the tour during other parts of the year. Maybe down the line.

Once again thanks to Cork City Council’s Heritage Office, helpful volunteers and the Heritage Week-organisers for a brilliant opening day!

As always, you can learn more on Hardcore Cork’s website.

Also, the boyfriend to a friend of mine has these beautiful crinoid fossils and placed them next one of my postcards from last year.

Truly epic use of my work!