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 title: A day in the field.
 subtitle: Description of an expedition day, through a Phd student's eyes.
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 Once you reach the sampling site, the first thing you do is observe the area, make sure you can work safely, and choose the exact spot to take the samples. Once all the samples have been collected, you return to the car ready to head to the next sampling site. Some days we manage to reach up to three different sites, other days one or two, often depending on distances or weather conditions. After completing the sampling, you return home and start cleaning and organising all the equipment, labelling samples, finishing analysis, recording data, and planning work activities for the next day. Once finished, the work day comes to an end and you relax with a good dinner accompanied by pleasant conversations, enjoying the landscapes and starry skies offered by the beautiful places where you are.
 Often, at the end of workdays, one is very tired, but just thinking about how fascinating and important this work is is enough to feel ready for a new day of discovery and knowledge. Experiences like this allow you to get a broad overview before interpreting the data obtained in the lab. 
 
-![Alt text](/assets/img/uploads/2024-05-28.jpg "Scene of a field site")
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