Well done, Wyatt. I used to live in Phelan and I've hiked all over that area. I took geology at Chaffey College from a great teacher, Marlin Dickey. No mention on the capture of the Transverse block by the San Andreas, though, which became the San Gabriels, the San Bernardinos and the Santa Barbara Islands. Serrano High should be proud of you and your assistants.
Very good presentation! I spent 31 years in Pasadena as a young man who enjoyed the San Gabriel mountains as my playground. Thank you for educating this 60-year-old on the Geology of it.
Thank you for sharing this, very well done and comprehensive presentation! I was captivated throughout, as I’m returning to my early fascination w/geology and all things pertaining to my native state. I recently rockhounded our yard in place’s we placed some rock’s gathered from the AV, from a stream bed flowing from the San Gabriel’s into the floodplain North of the Little Rock area. My quest to identify what I believed to be granite, granitic, or gneiss pieces, led me here. We’re considering a rock tumbler someday, so I also wondered if our rock’s were a good candidates. The majestic ranges have been the backdrop for all my year’s, first on the southern side and now on the northern. We’re blessed, and I would not want to leave our magnificent State for anything! Sorry such a long comment, I skipped ahead to your future self, and was not surprised that you stuck with it and shared your passion with your lovely family. 🤗🤘🌻
I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley in the late 60s into the 70s. Had a view of the San Gabriel Mountains from my bedroom window. The elementary school I went to had the best view of Mt Baldy. I've always been interested in there creation. If I had one chance to time travel to the future. I would love to see the San Gabriel Mountains five million yrs in the future. Rivaling the Alps and maybe the Himalayas. What a site that would be. Excellent presentation for sure.
Good report. I might have become a geologist, if I hadn't joined the Navy in September of 1972. In July of 1972 I summited Mt San Jacinto with a Boy Scout friend, then rode down the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway for the first time. On the ride down I was fascinated by the bent rocks. I'm a SoCal native, I have experienced earthquakes and learned about plate tectonics and volcanoes, but I was always wondering about the San Gabriels formation. Thanks.
Fish fossil's found in the mountains above Azusa California. The Rosedale housing development found much more, (Native people village site) Cool if your interested.
Well done, Wyatt. I lived in Phelan for ten years, and went to Serrano for a college level calculus class when I was 36. I used to give tours of all the fault features around that area,.
I’ve watched this a number of times but saw the model in person at its permanent location. Does it still exist or did it get burned up in the fire 🔥? Did you become a geologist Wyatt?
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Well done, Wyatt. I used to live in Phelan and I've hiked all over that area. I took geology at Chaffey College from a great teacher, Marlin Dickey.
No mention on the capture of the Transverse block by the San Andreas, though, which became the San Gabriels, the San Bernardinos and the Santa Barbara Islands.
Serrano High should be proud of you and your assistants.
Very good presentation! I spent 31 years in Pasadena as a young man who enjoyed the San Gabriel mountains as my playground. Thank you for educating this 60-year-old on the Geology of it.
Very informative, enjoyed learning about our local geology.
Feed my Sheep Earthquake Reports and More sent me > I'll be watching this excellent teaching over & over > you inspire this "old Rocker"! TY!
Hope and prayers for your contribution to our community.
Blessings my friends.
Thank you for sharing this, very well done and comprehensive presentation! I was captivated throughout, as I’m returning to my early fascination w/geology and all things pertaining to my native state. I recently rockhounded our yard in place’s we placed some rock’s gathered from the AV, from a stream bed flowing from the San Gabriel’s into the floodplain North of the Little Rock area. My quest to identify what I believed to be granite, granitic, or gneiss pieces, led me here. We’re considering a rock tumbler someday, so I also wondered if our rock’s were a good candidates. The majestic ranges have been the backdrop for all my year’s, first on the southern side and now on the northern. We’re blessed, and I would not want to leave our magnificent State for anything! Sorry such a long comment, I skipped ahead to your future self, and was not surprised that you stuck with it and shared your passion with your lovely family. 🤗🤘🌻
Very informative. I hope you got an A+.
I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley in the late 60s into the 70s. Had a view of the San Gabriel Mountains from my bedroom window. The elementary school I went to had the best view of Mt Baldy. I've always been interested in there creation. If I had one chance to time travel to the future. I would love to see the San Gabriel Mountains five million yrs in the future. Rivaling the Alps and maybe the Himalayas. What a site that would be. Excellent presentation for sure.
I know this is 6 years old now, but this is still some great info! Thank you for putting this together.
Great work!!! That model is a true work of art. I could watch a whole video of just looking at the major peaks and the rivers below.
Thank you Loren. Good, tight report with lots of data. Just like I appreciate.
The guitar..reminds of Skid Row's " Remember Yesterday"
Excellent presentation I enjoyed every minute
Good report. I might have become a geologist, if I hadn't joined the Navy in September of 1972. In July of 1972 I summited Mt San Jacinto with a Boy Scout friend, then rode down the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway for the first time. On the ride down I was fascinated by the bent rocks. I'm a SoCal native, I have experienced earthquakes and learned about plate tectonics and volcanoes, but I was always wondering about the San Gabriels formation. Thanks.
Incredible!!! Thank you for this. Will refer to it often. Hoping I can hike to some of the locations you refer to. Very inspiring.
I couldn’t find what I was looking for but none the less, this was an incredible film and you are going to do big things
This was awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank You for Great Works! Best Regards...
Very well done. Great to know more about our local geology. What field of study did yiu pursue. It would be great to see a follow up video.
Very nicely done Wyatt, OUTSTANDINGI learned a lot.
Very well done sir!
Very very good Wyatt!!!
Wow, great job! Thank you for posting.
Fish fossil's found in the mountains above Azusa California.
The Rosedale housing development found much more, (Native people village site)
Cool if your interested.
What type of fish did the fossil resemble....
Where's Rosedale?
Eric Underwood Class of 81 Downey High school CA ✌️
Great job... I watched and enjoyed the entire video.
No sound except for the intro music and the RAR, RAR, rar
of the dinosaur.
Great video
Bet Wyatt got an A for this and hope he’s wrapped up his PhD thesis by now.
Great work bro.
wow..you made that display? Awesome!
Well done, Wyatt.
I lived in Phelan for ten years, and went to Serrano for a college level calculus class when I was 36.
I used to give tours of all the fault features around that area,.
Good job.
good job!!!
I’ve watched this a number of times but saw the model in person at its permanent location. Does it still exist or did it get burned up in the fire 🔥? Did you become a geologist Wyatt?
It was burned beyond recognition!
Thank you for this!
Very informative! Good job!
Were there any glaciers on Mt San Antonio?. Some say yes, new studies say no.
very interesting and informative video!
ninja master say, the teacher has become the student...velly nice!
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Great video. What college has the honor of having you as a student?
I wonder if he became a geologist?
Well done! Which color represents gold? :-D
Is it bad if I wanna just go out and sluice up and down the river but farther in? Till i fill a jar up is that illegal?
That was great
that's some nice gneiss you have there Wyatt.
Angelo B Looks like someone has ripped young Wyatt's video and is not giving him the credit he deserves!
@@jonmacdonald5345 really? do you have a link?
well done
Great video
Great video
Great video