关于泥浆挤入褶皱的文章(Geology Today Vol.4P.89,1988)使我记起在Wiltshire靠近WoottonBassett的Templar’s Firs的奇妙的泥浆泉.1974年,河流管理局的工作者清理了Hancock’s Water小河的河床。在称之为Templar’s Firs的小矮林中,他们发现河床被灰色的粘土阻塞。当他们开始挖掘粘土的时候,灰色的液体泥浆,从底下树根中涌进河床。一会儿泥浆喷出1——8m高进入空中,按照工作人员的说法,速率接近8Ls。同时,靠近河流生长的幼树开始摇摆。泥浆涌入脉冲,大量的粘块随着很多固体物质喷溅,包括泥炭如植物物质、棍、石头、化石、牛骨和人工削尖的标桩。木制物品 An article about mud-in folds (Geology Today Vol.4P.89, 1988) reminds me of the marvelous muddy spring of the Templar’s Firs in Wiltshire near Wootton Bassett. In 1974, the Rivers Authority’s workers cleaned up the Hancock’s Water stream bed. In the little forest called Templar’s Firs, they found the riverbed obstructed by gray clay. As they began digging the clay, a gray, liquid slurry poured into the riverbed from underneath the roots. While the mud spurting 1--8m high into the air, according to the staff said that the rate close to 8L s. At the same time, young saplings near the river began to rock. Mud influx pulses, lots of sticky particles splashing with a lot of solid material, including peat like plant matter, sticks, rocks, fossils, bovine bones and manually sharpened stakes. Wooden items