Great video. I’m an old DIY geologist😏. Living in Pa. That erosion pic of the falls was amazing. It’s easy to get into the thought of thousands to millions of years for change like that. But there it is. I spend a lot of time in the streams and rivers. When I pick up a piece of round river rock I always wonder how many years, how many miles and how high could it have been.
Dont be fooled, shale isnt that soft. I know Elijah, I've seen him rip a deck of cards in half. Breaking shale with your bare hands is not something most people can aspire to.
Well done. Time we'll spent
Great video. I’m an old DIY geologist😏. Living in Pa. That erosion pic of the falls was amazing. It’s easy to get into the thought of thousands to millions of years for change like that. But there it is. I spend a lot of time in the streams and rivers. When I pick up a piece of round river rock I always wonder how many years, how many miles and how high could it have been.
On our way to visit this wild and wonderful place. Can't wait to experience! Geology always gets me hyped up!!!
These videos are wonderfull. Having grown up in the Genesee valley and worked in Letchworth Park I have a new appreciation of them.
So interesting! I really want to visit! Thank you for the video!
how mine not lodeind
I enjoyed this a lot, very informative! Great job!
That was a great video! I love Geology and I’m from NYS so always nice to learn about my own states geology!
Glad you enjoyed it!
And what caused the glaciers to melt?
Dont be fooled, shale isnt that soft. I know Elijah, I've seen him rip a deck of cards in half. Breaking shale with your bare hands is not something most people can aspire to.
Would love to hear you discuss rock cities that are common in SW NY and NW PA.