Dedication
This website is dedicated to the memory of Dr. R.E Deane Department of Geology at UofT, who introduced me to the intriguing science and academic challenge hidden behind the obscure & colorless title of "
Pleistocene Geology.
His treatise of 1950, and his field trips in Simcoe County to find Ice Block Ridges and to the Don Valley Brickyards to view their world famous
Varved Clays are a memory that are as fresh to-day as they were a half a century ago.
His premature death in a Scuba Diving Expedition at Tobermory, Ontario changed my career but not the interest he instilled in me for Glacial Geology that has been central to a personal and ongoing
"University without Walls"
Robert Galway BA, MD, FRCS(C)
Reference:
| Deane, R.E., 1950. | Pleistocene Geology of the Lake Simcoe District, Ontario. Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, Memoir 256, 108 pg.
