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Enjoyable podcast Luisa, Thanks! Also, it was nice to meet you the other week at McDonald's Hamilton. Cheers Mark

Amazing. I've learnt more about plate tectonics with this episode than all of my previous 50 years of life experience combined. Fantastic.

Gabbro-el is a brilliant name for the baby

I'd love to hear your take on the Devonian metamorphic limestone so common in North Aberdeenshire and Moray. Its like really hard marble, would be beautiful if not so hard to work.

Congratulations on your new show 🎉! Fascinating topic and title - love it!❤

Thanks for this interesting geology lecture. I'm currently not very far from where The Hebridean Terrane in northwest Scotland was when it was still part of Laurentia.

Wow thanks. That was interesting!

❤ love the title, love the video.

Glad I chanced upon your channel. I was interested in your mention of mudstone ( and I've noticed you have a video on that). I live in Almondbank, a couple of miles northwest of Perth. There are some cliffs where the river Almond takes sharp turns and the cliffs are known locally as marley rock- as in crumbly. The rock is very soft and crumbly. The colour is pinky brown. I assume that's mudstone. I'll have a look at your other rock videos; thanks for your efforts. And its great to hear the broad scots accent.

Greeting from Mexico!, I absolutely love rocks thank you for reminding me that, hope to see more explanations with that lovely accent!

OMG the scottish geologist on TH-cam?! So happy this came up on my feed, I love you! <3 Hope BabySaurus is doing well!

I would have had the same look on my face were I holding the rocks when the age difference was mentioned between oldest and newest. This was fun.

Hi. You are going through your own, "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny". Cheers.

I see you have orbs floating around,maybe relatives who passed keeping a watch on you and baby.😊

The title of this podcast is amazing!

Wish you well, you are going to be a great mum, congrats

Nah... no idea what they said anybody ew?

Catchy title!!!

This show is my new fav!

So substituting butter for the minerals it's it's like making croissants . All that layering till finally it becomes the top layer of your house , geology's great for thinking ahead .

Still needs more volume I can hardly hear you.

Cool video. Saltwell Park towers in Gateshead is roofed with alternate tiles of green slate from the Lake District and classic purple slate from Wales that's more commonly seen.

Thanks, fascinating I really like slate, made a couple of brooches with it, in fact one of my small pieces looks to have tiny bits of gold coloured rock within it, between the layers. After the big storm recently there were some loose tiles strewn about here in Edinburgh, very sharp looking. Yikes. There are the 'slate islands' off the coast of Argyll, various websites about that and the history. Amazing. Then of course you have Slateford, an area to the west of Edinburgh, I presume there was lots of slate quarried there. :-)

Gneiss video ❤

Really interesting. Didn’t know schist and slate were connected. Now it seems obvious when it’s explained. Thanks.

Have you the mic turn on and connected?, it was very hard to hear you!

Ya cheese eating surrender monkeys

Love to hear you do something about Santorini. Love that accent by the way, like my own broad Northern Irish accent.

Very Interesting .. Keep those videos coming. i learn more each day :)

Jealous, oldest rocks ive touched would have probably been in snowdonia

For metamorphic interests or pica ?

Where are you here?

Yura, the Geology Dog 😀

Hey , I have a doubt ,is granite is both igneous as well as metamorphic rock or its a igneous rock which transform into gneiss which is a metamorphic rock.. kindly resolve this😊

Did you try panning for gold?

Basalt WAS lava but your nails are fire.🔥💅

Arran is a great place for geologists. Been there twice and still loads I missed.

Brilliant. I love how doggie tries to get in on the act.

Have you been licking the rock or muffin?? 👅👄

That’s not a wee dug. Thanks, interesting talk, I’m hooked on your stuff now.

Pebbles / Bam-Bam is due next month, I think. Sending good wishes for you and your geologist-to-be. (yes, it's a fantastic rock too)

That looks rather familiar! 😁

Braw rock.

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Hi, i think your videos are fascinating,geology is an amazing subject, I have just watched a video about the ancient Egyptians and the Pyramids, they were asking on the video how they could have built the Pyramids with the tools that they had, and they went to a quarry where there was an obelisk that weighed around a hundred tonnes, this was granite and as smooth as anything, how could they carve granite with copper tools, i just wonder,if you as a Geologist had ever given thought about this. Kindest Regards Colin

There are some nice pillow lavas just north of Dunnottar castle along the Highland boundary fault

RIGHT you, ye wee Weegie! Dundonian here, ye ken?! Ah'v got a stoater o a question for yer smart wee heid, right?! Noo, ye ken how a' this Lewissian and Canadian Gneiss is apparently the auldest rock on Earth, right? Yeah well, how come there's nae "accretion disc" material fae the formation o' the Earth, eh?! That wad be rock that was obviously exposed tae space radiation and not auld metamorphic rock, right? There's boon tae be SOME evidence o' that kinda rock somewhar, right?! Ye see, ah think aw they astrophysicists like Neil on the grass Thyson and Brian (inappropriate content) Cox are a pair o wallopers peddlin a load o' makey-up shyte!! There wuz nae accretion disc! The Earf is a stellar remnant like every other planet and moon, right?! Tell me ah'm wrang, and I'll see ye ootside, ya belter! :D

I'm really enjoying your longer youtube vids. Cant wait for the next one :) so interesting. I love learning about the natural world and to have a channel that focuses on scotlands geology is awesome! Keep them coming

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Bye the way I dont like tea❤