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Thank you, I am very interested in geology, history and appreciate you sharing this. I located in central CT
Thank you for watching Robert! I try to comment on the geology of most areas I visit for this channel.
Love the lava demo!
Thank you for watching Mark! I found similar basalt with holes in it while descending Bluff Head in Guilford on the New England Trail.
Love this channel, makes me want to get out there and explore
Thanks for watching! Despite the drought conditions in the Northeast this has been a great season for hiking with blue skies most days.
always educational and inspiring
Thank you for watching Ted! I am planning on at least one more video this month, probably from Ulster, Greene or Albany counties in New York.
The cave looks quarried..like it could have been a source of rock for someone at one point in time
Thank you for watching! Certainly possible some of the rock was removed from the cave for human use. Basalt does break into jagged, angular pieces on it's own due to the numerous stress cracks that form as it is cooling.
Thank you, I am very interested in geology, history and appreciate you sharing this. I located in central CT
Thank you for watching Robert! I try to comment on the geology of most areas I visit for this channel.
Love the lava demo!
Thank you for watching Mark! I found similar basalt with holes in it while descending Bluff Head in Guilford on the New England Trail.
Love this channel, makes me want to get out there and explore
Thanks for watching! Despite the drought conditions in the Northeast this has been a great season for hiking with blue skies most days.
always educational and inspiring
Thank you for watching Ted! I am planning on at least one more video this month, probably from Ulster, Greene or Albany counties in New York.
The cave looks quarried..like it could have been a source of rock for someone at one point in time
Thank you for watching! Certainly possible some of the rock was removed from the cave for human use. Basalt does break into jagged, angular pieces on it's own due to the numerous stress cracks that form as it is cooling.