Great I learned a lot. I was surprised at the age of the material that had been pushed up. As a young boy sixty years ago I used to chip garnets out of an "erratic" on the western end of the Village of Shoreham beach. There were numerous large boulders put there in the late 1920's early thirties as an erosion measure. They came on a barge and were excavated from the Empire State Building site in Manhattan.
Thank you for this awesome video explaining a big part of why Long Island looks the way it does. I’m a treasure Hunter/Detectorist here on the island and always came across cool looking rocks and always wondered
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Great content, interesting commentary on the origins of Long Island. Much appreciated
This is a really cool state park. I love being able to see the geological features of Long Island which are usually hidden below my feet.
Love the science of Long Island ...thank you for the very informative video.
Great I learned a lot. I was surprised at the age of the material that had been pushed up. As a young boy sixty years ago I used to chip garnets out of an "erratic" on the western end of the Village of Shoreham beach. There were numerous large boulders put there in the late 1920's early thirties as an erosion measure. They came on a barge and were excavated from the Empire State Building site in Manhattan.
Thank you for this awesome video explaining a big part of why Long Island looks the way it does. I’m a treasure Hunter/Detectorist here on the island and always came across cool looking rocks and always wondered
Putting in that research I love it