Alexander Somervail
Abstract
The rocks forming Housel Bay consist of the normal dark hornblende-schists with the exception of those out of which the charming little Cove bearing the same name has been formed, which holds nearly the central part of the Bay, facing the south-east.
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The rocks forming Housel Bay consist of the normal dark hornblende-schists with the exception of those out of which the charming little Cove bearing the same name has been formed, which holds nearly the central part of the Bay, facing the south-east.
Key concepts: Cove, Schist, Hornblende, Geology, Bay, Geochemistry, Breccia, Geomorphology