Jing Yi

The fieldtrip at Labrador Park allows me to experience things that were not found in the textbook like how soil conservation is done, how a wave-cut platform, notch and the seawalls look like.A wave-cut platform can be like the normal beaches we found by the sea.
While walking down the aerial tower, we're able to see the different types of vegetation growing in it which we might not be able to see at other places. As we went during the low-tide periods, we're able to see the wave-cut platform which would be covered up during high-tide. As we walk toward the Dragon Teeth Gate, we could see that seawalls were built along the coastto how reduce the erosion cause by the waves. Lastly at Dragon Teeth Gate,we saw a rock that experiences both the chemical and biological weathering. We knew it as the colour if the rock is reddish-brown and had some plants growing on it.
Out of all the locations that we went, I think that I benefit the most at the Dragon Teeth Gate. As I learn how to determine the types of weathering acting on the rocks and by looking at the colour of the rock, I'm able to know if it contains iron in it or other type of minerals.