Rocks. Science. Life.

Back in 2020, when I was preparing for my Oxford Interview, I spent a lot of time scouring the internet for example and practice interview questions that I could have a go at answering. With Earth Sciences being a bit of a niche subject there was not that many resources out there aside from the following: https://sites.google.com/site/oxbridgeinterviewquestions/earth-sciences https://www.u2tuition.com/resources/applying-for-earth-sciences I was also the only person at my scho

We woke up in Abbotsbury aching a bit from our previous two days of walking but ready to get going on our final leg for this particular trip which involved walking round to Weymouth to finish on the beach meeting up with where we had finished our walk last time. It was the middle of the UK heatwave so the sun was already blazing aggressively at 9am when we had finished our breakfast, lathered on some sunscreen and set off on the days walk. The plan was to follow the South We

Despite being shattered from our walk between Lyme Regis and West Bay the day before, our night's sleep in West Bay was set to a symphony of sea gulls at all hours of the night so we woke up not really feeling that well rested. Nonetheless we were excited about the days walk to Abbotsbury, our next section of the South West Coast Path, knowing it involved far less hills than the day before. We wolfed down yet another incredible full English (now becoming expected from our mor