Geoheritage

There's a gorge, there are agriculture fields, forests, the village.

The mine is all coming together for a GeoHeritage hike.

It's a landscape that asks you to slow down and just enjoy your surroundings.

So this episode, close our mouths in the Troodos Mountains.

And so for thousands of years, it has had a profound impact on how people have developed relationships with this area.

So for me, that's a big part of the GeoHeritage and how it has shaped relationships in this place.

9,000 years ago, if you could imagine the Keweenaw Peninsula 9,000 years ago, right after the glaciers had retreated, receded, melted, It would have been kind of this barren landscape.

Grasses will move in.