The assessment task on erosion caused by waves, intriqued me into looking at other types of erosion as well.

I am sharing a few images to showcase landforms created by wind erosion.

In due couirse, I will also look at the impact of other types of erosion.

 We have learned about using shadows to calculate the height of buidlings on maps. Therefore, I have collected a few photos of the area we have investigated to help me to understand the use of shadows to calculate heights better. 

Assessment task 2 dealt with clouds than are associated with rain. since I am always busy taking pictures of clouds, I needed to know more about other types of clouds as well. Here are examples of different types of clouds. I found this image informative.

To support understanding, I am also adding the heights:

High clouds - above 23 000 feet

Middle clouds - 100- 23 000 feet

Low clouds - below 7000 feet

Vertically developed clouds (via convection)

In this map, various of the landforms we have dealt with, are displayed.

I have used the map to investigate the flow of the river.

 I have learned a lot duirng the course of this year, and I believe I will never drive past anything ithout trying to figure the impact out.