Geography students on field trip to Spain (stream of photos)

19 February 2018

Second stop of the day. Having a visit to Nerja Caves Museum and Europe’s Balcony, to analyse the coastal geography of Nerja. pic.twitter.com/4IeeL4qf2i
— Dr Leticia Chico (@letichs) February 18, 2018

Following the path, admiring the views and learning a lot at Torcal de Antequera, limestone Nature Reserve #fieldtrip @HarperAdamsUni pic.twitter.com/kBfzOBhUvY
— Dr Leticia Chico (@letichs) February 17, 2018

Year 2 Geography and Environmental Management students @HarperAdamsUni
now in Spain on a field trip. Have a great week!???? pic.twitter.com/5uzmMO560u
— Nicky Hunter (@Wildlifehunter) February 17, 2018

Inaugural @HarperAdamsUni 2nd year Geography field course in Malaga in full swing. Leaders Jonathan Cooper and @letichs leading. pic.twitter.com/jgU80CV1Jq
— Andy Wilcox (@dr_andy_wilcox) February 17, 2018

Day 2 of the Geography Field Trip. Just visited Nerja Caves, where we admired giant stalactites and stalagmites amongst other geological formations. @HarperAdamsUni pic.twitter.com/VJuXuxBVWU
— Dr Leticia Chico (@letichs) February 18, 2018

BSc year 2 Geography and Environmental Mgt students @HarperAdamsUni visiting the Nerja caves in Malaga, Spain. Weather looks better than the UK guys! pic.twitter.com/FiVDM2hlHc
— Nicky Hunter (@Wildlifehunter) February 18, 2018

First day of the Geography Field Trip visiting Torcal de Antequera in Spain @HarperAdamsUni pic.twitter.com/oXoj4W18PE
— Dr Leticia Chico (@letichs) February 17, 2018

Day 3 Geography and Environmental Management Field Trip visiting the biggest concentration of greenhouses in the world learning how the ‘sea of plastic’ has affected the geography, climate, demographics, economy, agricultural practices, water management ... ! @HarperAdamsUni pic.twitter.com/yLpT8wHZib
— Dr Leticia Chico (@letichs) February 19, 2018

BSc 2 Geography and Environmental Mgt students @ HarperAdamsUni visiting @ClisolAgro greenhouses in El Ejido, Almeria. pic.twitter.com/SMbHM0rqkT
— Nicky Hunter (@Wildlifehunter) February 19, 2018