Number 1
All about nematodes
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/03/
Number 2
3 You Tube clips:
Starlings at Mabesgate
Error Bars in Excel 2007
Measuring Heights on Seashores
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/dale-fort-blog-number-2/
Number 3
The History of Dale Fort part 1 (all about the rocks)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/dale-fort-blog-number-3/
Number 4
The History of Dale Fort part 2 (the construction materials of Dale Fort).
Far more exciting than it sounds, you won’t want to miss it, go there NOW
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/dale-fort-blog-number-4/
Number 5
Sargassum muticum in Britain (with a video on how it makes babies)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/04/25/dale-fort-blog-number-5/
Number 6
The History of Dale Fort part 3, The First Humans
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/04/
Number 7
Silverfish and their ways
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/dale-fort-blog-number-7/
Number 8
The fat-bellied book chewer
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/05/
Number 9
Seaweed research at Dale Fort
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/07/
Number 10
Wormhole research at Dale Fort
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/08/07/dale-fort-blog-number-10/
Number 11
Limpets and their mysterious ways
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/dale-fort-blog-number-11/
Number 12
Anne, Bridget, Cadoc and David
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/dale-fort-blog-number-12/
Number 13
St David and his friend Elvis
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2012/12/10/dale-fort-blog-number-13/
Number 14
Dancing bananas: Just how many are there?
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/01/16/dale-fort-blog-number-14/
Number 15
Six-legged female vampires
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/01/23/dale-fort-blog-number-15/
Number 16
Cry Havoc! And let loose the dogs of accountancy………The History of Dale Fort part 6
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/04/22/dale-fort-blog-number-16/
Number 17
Wee timorous beasties
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/dale-fort-blog-number-17/
Number 18
A magical island where strange events take place
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/07/02/dale-fort-blog-number-18/
Number 19
The many faces of the mean (and by the way Bill, smoking is neither big nor clever)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/10/11/dale-fort-blog-number-19/
Number 20
Deviant Beards and other exciting topics
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/10/11/dale-fort-blog-number-20/
Number 21
Welsh in 10 Minutes (ddim yn rhugl)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/10/24/dale-fort-blog-number-21/
Number 22
Halloween Special. Read it with the light on……..
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/10/25/dale-fort-blog-number-22/
Number 23
Back to matters more prosaic but useful I hope.
How to get a quick frequency distribution histogram out of Excel 2007
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2013/11/06/dale-fort-blog-number-23/
Number 24
Spectacular weather, huge waves, the demise of a bridge,
the scaring of a photographer and much more
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/01/08/dale-fort-blog-number-24/
Number 25
BARNACLES so much more than just the worst part of a keel-hauling
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/01/10/dale-fort-blog-number-25/
Number 26
NUNZILLA makes her debut: She knows about seaweeds,
she’s a nun, she’s clockwork, she breaths fire.
What more could you want?
More history, that’s what and you’ll get it in Blog 26
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/dale-fort-blog-number-26/
Number 27
TARDIGRADES…….No it’s not a Norwegian swearword.
Their common name is water bears and they are astonishing creatures.
Read about them and then construct your own with our free build
your own tardigrade kit. Ordvykejys….now that’s a Norwegian swear word.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/02/21/dale-fort-blog-number-27/
Number 28
House Dust Mites…..I realise that it would be hard to top the
spacetastic subjects of the previous blog but house dust mites are still
extremely interesting creatures that eat human flesh and give you allergies.
Read all about them here.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/03/07/dale-fort-blog-number-28/
Number 29
WOODWORM All you could wish to know and probably more about
about the unsung heroes of the Anti-Furniture League
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/dale-fort-blog-number-29/
Number 30
Spider Blog, Spider Blog, Does whatever a Spider Blog does…..
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/dale-fort-blog-number-30/
Number 31
The History of Dale Fort Part the Eighth. 200 years in 1200 words,
suitable for home freezing.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/dale-fort-blog-number-31/
Number 32
Red and yellow and not pink and green, orange
and not purple and blue……..seaweeds and light
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/04/08/dale-fort-blog-number-32/
Number 33
Rocky shore monitoring at Dale Fort Part 1. Channelled wrack
and rough winkles have rarely been given so much
attention and for so long.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/06/12/dale-fort-blog-number-33/
Number 34
Rocky shore monitoring at Dale Fort Part 2. Species diversity,
small winkles, limpets, barnacles and purple topshells.
Possibly more than you ever thought you wanted to know
about these fascinating creatures
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/09/04/dale-fort-blog-number-33-2/
Number 35
The History of Dale Fort Part the Ninth: Charles Louis Napoleon,
80 cigarettes a day, The Ladies of Royal Ballet,
Beating up Chartists, Emperor of France,
Kidnapper of vultures,
World Ping-Pong Champion 1846 (OK I made the last one up)…
what a guy…
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/09/04/dale-fort-blog-number-35/
Number 36
STATS for TWITS. A simple guide to how hypothesis testing statistics work
and some common tests and what they do. Could any blog
be more fun than that?
Well yes, actually but I hope you’ll find it useful nonetheless.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/09/05/dale-fort-blog-number-36/
Number 37
A visit to another magical island (see also Blog Number 18)
and some lesser known aspects of its history
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/09/26/dale-fort-blog-number-37/
Number 38
Nadolig Llawen pawb
Merry Christmas Everybody (c N. Holder 1973)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2014/12/05/dale-fort-blog-number-38/
Number 39
One of the great things about geography at Dale Fort is that
you get to go to some of the best and most interesting places .
Here we visit The Preseli Mountains to study
The Afon Synfynwy
(translation: The river who runs back up the slope to the church
where the goat is tied to the tree with the wasp’s nest
on the 3rd bough from the top
by the church with the wobbly pew at the back)
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=528&action=edit&message=6&postpost=v2
Number 40
More geography at Dale Fort.
This one is about rebranding in the interesting town of
Milford Haven (Aberdaugleddau, translation:
The lovely town by the sea, very close to Dale Fort,
with the llamas
that is easily the best place to do urban rebranding).
(You might wish to read the blog and check the veracity of this translation).
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/dale-fort-blog-number-40/
Number 41
St. Davids is the smallest city in the UK but it’s so
interesting and attractive that it gets huge numbers of tourists.
Many of them are pilgrims come to worship at the huge Norman cathedral.
Many come for the ice cream and still more for the beaches and the surfing
and the sailing. What’s wrong with these people?
They should be coming to do Crowded Coasts at Dale Fort.
Dale Fort Tutor Kim Houkes shows us how it’s done.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/dale-fort-blog-number-41/
Number 42
Has longshore drift ever been more stimulating? Possibly not.
Find out for yourself here:
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/dale-fort-blog-number-42/
Number 43
The wait is over. Now at last you can find out how
Britain responded to Napoleon III’s shenanigans.
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/09/13/dale-fort-blog-number-43/
Number 44
Bill Ballantine. One of the greats of marine conservation RIP
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/11/03/dale-fort-blog-number-45/
Number 45
Look at the colours man……
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2015/11/26/dale-fort-blog-number-45-2/
Number 46
They’ve got anything up to 100 blue eyes and they’re jet-propelled. They’re in danger. Help them. Read this blog.
Dale Fort as a private residence part 1 (Colonel Owen-Evans).
Number 69
Dale Fort as a private residence part 2 (the formidable Miss Bland).
Number 70
Nunzilla returns, she’s breathing sparks, she’s talking about bladder wrack and (this time) she’s not falling over.
Number 71
Oxygen. Why is there so much on earth? Why we should look after wetlands. Advice for those who enjoy breathing.
Number 72
Nunzilla meets another big brown weed with swollen vesicles and a filmy negligee.
Number 73
Seashore Flashers (possibly not what you’re imagining).
Number 74
Nunzillareturns. Porphyra spp. Just a sheet of cells? NO, much, much more than that including being a 1.5 billion US dollars a year industry.
Number 75
Dale Fort during World War Two.
Part one, in which we review the defences of Milford Haven at the start of the war (not great) and look at what was done to improve matters and begin to explain what went on at Dale Fort itself.
Number 76
Just when you thought it was safe to drive a giant magnet over a bomb…..
Read Number 76 and avoid exploding.
Number 77
World War Two Part Three: Mine Watching (or not, as you’ll see if you read this).
Number 78
World War Two Part Four: More about the lives of the Dale Fort Staff and a tragedy at sea.
Number 79
After World War Two. What happened to Dale Airfield? Where did all the people go? Who was Francis Butler?
Number 80
Join your favourite clockwork nun among the diminutive denizens of the mighty deep. Thrill as she surfs the mighty Bacillaria paxillifera.
Number 81
The earliest times of Dale Fort as a field centre.
Number 82
The field centre begins, 1947 – 1967.
Number 83
The regime of David Emerson (and I come on the scene towards the end)…
Number 84
Back in time to World War Two and an article about Dale Airfield
Number 85
https://wordpress.com/post/dalefort.wordpress.com/1289
An appeal on behalf of worms and much more besides…
Number 86
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2020/11/16/dale-fort-blog-number-86/
Amazing facts about 5 species of salt marsh plant (MUCH more exciting than it sounds).
Number 87
More exciting stuff from the salt marsh.
Number 88
https://dalefort.wordpress.com/2020/12/31/dale-fort-blog-number-88/
How to cure haemorrhoids (possibly), how to poison yourself (almost certainly) and how to read about five further interesting species from the salt marsh (definitely).
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