I'd like to read the books by <a href="https://www.fitzhenry.ca/nick-eyles">Nick Eyles</a>, about Canadian geology. Two of his books are about Ontario history and places to see for the rocks.Road Rocks Ontario and Ontario Rocks.
I have always liked rocks, one of the oldest and most enduring things on our planet. Really, is there anything that can top a rock for endurance and long life?
I studied physical geography in high school. A lot more than rocks and geology involved in geography but everything involves or stands on rocks at some point.
As an explorer of old places I especially like seeing the wear and tear caused by weathering. Bricks, stone, glass, wood are all changed by the wind and rain. One of the things being swept up by wind and water are rocks (sand, pebbles, etc.). Weathering of rocks forms the very ground we rely on. How can anyone not have a fascination with rocks and their history?