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This activity was very difficult but yet very interesting because counting the layers was a difficult.

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Counting the varves was pretty easy because the layers stuck out because the layers were very dark

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The hardest thing for me was counting there since I had to go back and see if I had gotten the right amount of varves I had in the previous count. And the intersections made it difficult.

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it was difficult to tell

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I think it is a unreliable source because you can’t count all the layers unless you zoom in on the rocks

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Counting the varve’s got frustrating but it’s still a nice thing to have to determine age

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I found this fun but very difficult to count the valves. I would get stuck on counting the layers because of the dark ones and the light ones, but other wise it was fine .

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I don’t think just counting the layers by sight would be useful it would be better to let a computer scan it for the layers

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It was difficult because I couldn’t accurately count all of them and I keep messing up.

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Counting the varves wasn’t that hard because the layer were noticeable. The darker layers were harder because they were so close together.

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When I was counting the it was kind of hard to tell some of them apart

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It was very difficult to tell when it stop or when it began and how light some are it wasn’t the easiest thing in the world to do especially when they over lap/branched off  into two.

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Counting the varves was kind of difficult because I didn’t know when a new layer was starting or ending . Also some of them were smushed together

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I liked varve counting because it was fun but it wasn’t easy counting the layers because of how small they were so I would say that this is not reliable because it doesn’t tell you the absolute age.

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It was very difficult to tell some of them apart

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When we are counting the varves it is kinda frustrating and you might not be counting all the varves

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I found it difficult because of how the layers were stacked. Some of the darker layers were in abundance and most of them were almost transparent, or gray. Most of the layers broke off slanted or split into two, due to this counting layers is very inaccurate

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Counting varves wasn’t hard at all because both dark and light were pretty visible and I wasn’t having trouble with anything. The method is meant for people to count layers and varves without trouble but the intersecting layers mess it up because it makes it harder to count

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When I was counting the varves I got caught up some times where a single varve would start at the top but towards the middle of the varve it would split into two, so right there I would get stuck in deciding if it was 1 or 2 varves.

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When counting the varves it is sometimes difficult because some of the layers were smushed together and it was difficult to count how many layers there actually were. Some had a huge chunk of dark layers and it was difficult to see how many layers were actually there. Some layers also combined together so you couldn’t tell if it was 2 different layers or if it was just one layer.

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Counting the varves was easy but it was frustrating when we missed some and had to restart counting which happened atleast 4 times. The varves that’s where close together were hard to count and annoying since they where so small. The small connected layers make it alot  harder because you can’t see the light colored varves.

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Trying to count the varves was kinda hard because they was ones that were all together and you didn’t know if they were separate layers or just one layer all together and also trying to count the ones that kinda broke off and slanted. Also trying to count especially when they blended together or they were so close together and not being able tell if they were light or dark.