In June, the LC1 was taken to Blackpool Brook in the Forest of Dean. We were investigating the theoretical model of a river meander, measuring the width and depth of the channel, and looking for evidence of erosion and deposition in teams; using equipment from callipers to measure pebble size and corks to measure velocity.
We had a picnic lunch and then went to the River Severn near its estuary to complete a field sketch and to compare it to the much smaller Blackpool Brook. Overall, I had a lot of fun working together with friends to collect all the data to analyse back in College. Thank you to the Geography Department for arranging this great trip for us.
Tanvee, LC1 (Year 7)
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