All good evil geologists need a  family cabin super sekrit lair. Most geologists prefer volcano lairs, but since there aren’t any volcanoes in New Hampshire, I’m making do (for now) with a lakeside lair. Once I return to my South African lair in a month or so, my geologist husband and I are going to start saving up for our volcanic island lair. Currently, I’m peacefully enjoying working very hard on some Star Trek watching, kayaking, knitting, and sunbathing world domination plotting at my lakeside geologist lair… somewhere in New Hampshire. I can’t tell you exactly where because if I do then my lair won’t be super sekrit anymore. Last weekend, my friend future empire co-leader Dana Hunter visited, and we enjoyed some geological excursions field campaigns and also spent some time watching Dr. Who planning our Geokittehs empire at the lakeside geologist lair. The view from the lair is very pretty, isn’t it?

If you haven’t already, you can read all about Dana’s holiday trip strategic planning mission:

Here on Georneys:
Georneys with Dana- Part I: Dinosaur Footprints Near Holyoke, MA
Georneys with Dana- Part II: The Rock, Fossil, & Dinosaur Shop
Georneys with Dana- Part III: The Chesterfield Gorge

Over at En Tequila Es Verdad (Dana’s blog):
“Groundbreaking result! Carnivorous Triceratops discovered…”
Geology by the Lake
Mystery Flora: Dinosaur Delights
Wuv, Twu Wuv
Saturday Song: Utah Carol
Two Women in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)