Exploring Devils Postpile National Monument

[@ExploringCalifornia]

I am going there this year, looking forward to seeing this place

[@Anvanho]

Great video! Wanted to ask: how fragile are those columns? Are they routinely collapsing and crumbling? Or are they fairly intact and rigid?

[@specterresurrectedstudio1579]

The sound is monotone, left speaker.

[@ironbeagle7976]

ikr

[@firstdog4]

that's not how it was formed.

[@iamprettyprincess]

I've been there

[@blackholeentry3489]

I first visited this site over 50 years ago and now want to take my 2nd wife to see it also....hopefully next spring.

[@roboshark8252]

Its an ancient petrified tree not lava. Look at Devils tower in Wyoming to clarify this. Its a giant tree stump. This lava expanation doesn't pencil out. Open your minds people

[@danielmkubacki]

Devils Tower is not a tree.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devils_Tower
www.nps.gov/deto/index.htm

[@tbx59]

I thought it was mashed potatoes

[@edwardvanvalkenburgh2828]

Roboshark82, you can't possibly be that stupid

[@mac__without_cheese5666]

science class anyone? I can smell the gen alpha coming here in a few years lol

[@kraazee]

The music and the bagpipes are so unbelievably annoying I can’t even listen to what you’re saying

[@bertg74]

petrified ligaments

[@andreimt3337]

Silly people... it's a stump of ancient tree, silicon based life form, which was destroyed by "carbon aliens" :)