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Earth Science Week day 5: chocolate rocks and angel cake layers….
It has come to our attention that, as well as being Earth Science Week, it is currently Chocolate Week. An opportunity too good to miss, to combine geology and sweets in a fabulous smorgasbord of delicious learning. Disclaimer: all of … Continue reading
