This is great and a long time hope. “Nick on the Rocks” just miles from my home, leading us all on a guided tour and helping to answer questions we’ve asked many times. You gotta love this!
Happy late birthday, Nick! That pass should bring you decades of adventures, if your viewers have our way! We follow you like ducklings after a duck. Your comments and one-sided conversations open our minds to new thoughts, different ways of seeing things. Please take us along on all of your wanderings.
Used to drive those two highways every day in Engines 81 and 82 of the Naches RD in '08 and '09. I always was curious about and fascinated by the volcanic rock formations on the district, both sides. I regrettably missed one of the road guide guided tours due to my work schedule - so thanks for doing this! Oh and Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday!!! Congrats on your Senior Pass, we've used ours across the west along with Alaska, Hawaii, and Wisconsin. For the last 3 years we haven't needed to use our pass at Zion NP as we campground host. Keep going with the Roadside drive, most beautiful country!!! Suggestion, on sunny days maybe try to video of the samples in some shade it might show better. Thanks again!!!
Happy Birthday Nick. Looking forward to purchasing a lifetime pass next year. 410 was one of my favorite drives on my way to see Ranier and Fort Clatsop, and you just let me relive it. Greetings from the Driftless area of western Wisconsin. Love learning on your channel!
My mom loved the scale and history of rocks while I get giddy with the potential of fresh paper…bet there are those who get chills watching creative videos aimed at exploring deep time along our highways - I think I just joined that group! Thank you Nick.
I have been a fan for about 2 years now since being assigned to the Goat Rocks trail system. Thanks to you I have a basic understanding of the complex geology here, and I find myself enlightening others with what I've learned from you when I speak in terms of rock types and the approx. millions of years it took to provide the terrain we walk on here!
You've earned your pass. Just keep doing what you do I was never a good student in school 65 years ago. If I would have had teachers like your self I would have stayed. I think you have a knack for keeping the people around you glued to the subject even if they have no idea what the hell is going on form the chalk board in an class room to sitting on a feg en rock on the side of the road. At the end of your story I think now I know. Thank you for your time I means a lot. Keep it coming
Congrats on the lifetime pass, I bought mine over 20 years ago and my wife and I have enjoyed using it all over Oregon Coast and Cascades and sometimes in Washington State and Arkansas.
Congratulations on your new pass. I get lots of use out of mine. My late father was a geologist, and I have lots of his materials. I will be contacting you to see if you would like them. I enjoy your videos, and I know my father would have.
I studied under Professor Campbell at YVC 1972 - 1974. Currently working on research around Union Gap. I have found numerous strand lines that formed as Rattlesnake and Ahtanum Ridges were still being thrust up as anticlines. I have mapped ancient lakes that were no more than 100 feet deep when the anticlines rose faster than the Yakima River could cut Union Gap. These strand lines are over a 1,000 feet above valley floor. Yakima River got backed up by Basalt dam half way through the 'Gap'. Konnowac Pass was an overflow for this ancient lake. Today it's a 'wind gap' while Union Gap is a 'water gap'. I have also mapped high water for ancient Lake Lewis that filled and drained many times as Ice Age Floods backed up at Wallula Gap which never got over 1,250 above Sea Level.
Happy belated birthday Nick. I enjoy learning alongside with you. Although I would have loved to see Fifes peak in all its splendor. I’ll get up there again soon I hope. Great video with more amazing information. I am looking forward to this fall.
I just came back to Fort Sask, Alberta from Utah, If I was alone I would have stopped a dozen times to check out the incredible geologic sites along the way.
touch taste feel old school like me!. I watch over and over till I get it. Nick Rocks ! Thanks for taking your personal time and sharing. I Appreciate you.!
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Love that drive. Thanks for taking us all along. It's my favorite way to drive from Renton to Yakima and back. Happy Birthday, Nick!
Thanks, Nick! What a great episode to get your lifetime pass! I come from the other side of 410 up to Greenwater all the time to shoot at the old rock quarry that's full of columnar basalts... ironically the old Roadside Geology of Washington book suggests going there for those, but you'd benin danger if you were collecting on a nice day, as you'd be down range of the shooting line at the gravel pit.
Happy Birthday and Congratulations on your lifetime pass. Proud holder of one myself due to service connected disability. Wonderful to have. As always a great video even with confusion on what you were looking at. Have always loved this pass.
This is so cool, showing in a short drive the number of volcanos the subduction zone formed. Makes me even more impressed with our wonderful Cascades. I see them every day and love the views of them. I am thrilled with what you are doing with this whole educational approach. Thank you, Nick. I've enjoyed the other A-Zs, the backyard stuff, I've learned so much. If I were a young person again and getting started on a career, this focus on the Cascades would've drawn me to Geology instead of Medicine.
We got our lifetime pass a few years ago during the last year it was $10. It was going to cost $20 for us to go up Hurricane Ridge so it was a no-brainer to get the pass. We've only used it once since then but it's all ready for the next time we head out.
Happy 62nd birthday Nick. I'm only a couple years behind you in age but centuries behind in geology knowledge. Ha ha. I appreciate your honesty in admitting your confusion and lack of understanding. One of the many reasons I keep turning in! Look forward to the next great video.
You pose some fab questions...never got past a baSIc understaning of an "andesite," just past in/extrusive granites, so I am reliving everything that I used to miss on exams...THANK YOU, though, for a beautiful trip and some cool formations. I especialy loved seeing the volcanic/"granitic" breccia...reminded me of holstein cows!
When you go out on your primary field trip you begin to build hooks on which you will hang more knowledge - at least this is what I believe is an educational methodology. I've seen it work bunches of times in the classrooms with my middle school kids. Lots of ah-hahs. Thank you for these trips. I'm heading out tomorrow to do the Windy Ridge road.
Happy birthday! May you have years of exploring as many National Parks as you want to. Thanks for all you've done, and continue to do for all of us stuck in the rest of the country.
Another thing, I am so happy to see that even a experienced geologist can struggle with figuring out some of these rocks! Your honesty is so inspiring to this novice armchair fan of geology! I am always fascinated with these videos following your various adventures. And I’m very, very grateful for your efforts! So awesome!! 😃👍🏻👍🏻
It's great to have that pass. Your whole car full of people gets in for free. Just show the pass and your driver's license. I used mine at Crater Lake with Aussie friends last month. ...and a belated Happy Birthday! Alice Z
I have that Pat Pringle book, thanks to you Nick. I found it used on Amazon about 10 years ago. And it is fun to follow along his route while driving any stretch of hwy 410 over hear near Enumclaw up towards the pass.
I can totally relate to just jumping in to problems and trying to figure things out before diving into the literature. I come at the reading with questions that can be answered through the literature. Even diving into things available on the internet. And that way I can figure out pretty quickly if the papers are going to help me answer the questions. Sometimes things are missed and it might not be the most efficient way of tackling problems, but I think it’s one of the way I appreciate your way of learning and teaching. As always, very engaging and informative. Keep up the good stuff Nick!
As Nick was exploring the 410 byway, I was - at that precise time - hiking / camping atop the outcrops of Bearhead Mountain … another fascinating volcanologic formation within the greater ‘ghost volcano’ story of the High Cascades. Thank you Nick !!!! Rjork from Oregon
This was a fun field trip indeed. Oh..and yes, the day I turned 62-I hot footed it to the nearest NPS entrance and purchased my lifetime pass too. Congratulations.
This video is a dream come true! Encountering some of these formations while hiking and driving leads me to finding papers and geologic maps and then taking a guess about the rocks and making connections.
So nice...you even included a digital link to the document. I downloaded to my OneDrive and will totally remember to pull it up the next time I head up Chinook. Thanks for thinking of us amateur Zentners.
I've driven that road many times and seen most of the places you show off. I will now have a much keener view of them the next time I travel on that road (prolly next Thursday). Thanks!
Nice last view - living on the other side of Mt Rainier, that is some of the views that we get... great to get your lifetime pass, I am not there yet but not too far behind -- cheers
Got my pass a several years ago. Used it on a road trip in 2022 from Indiana around Rainier to the Pacific on the Olympic peninsula and back. Took the same route you are on for this video. Don't recall how many times I used it that trip but Glacier NP and Yellowstone were included. Thanks for reminding me of great memories!! Looking forward to the new A - Z!
I grew up in naches and now drive hwy 12 and 410 5 days a week as an ups driver, great gig considering the scenery. I know both people just after 4 minutes in driving the red truck and white truck! Fun video learning about things i see everyday.
Such a wonderfully personal journey of discovery here. Love hearing about your ignorance, and the joy you take in NOT knowing something, because it fills you with questions and drive you towards learning something new. I adore your lectures and other "teaching" videos, but this was a real joy, too. The mix between them is what tells the whole story.
Just a heads up. I had a friend who loved finding and catching rattlesnakes. I asked him where he would look. He told me at the base of road cuts in the rocks. js Looking at the dacite plumes Nick pointed out, I immediately thought "porphyry" and possible gold bearing hydrothermic intrusions above them. Really appreciate Nick posting these videos. I learn so much.
I look out at the second formation that you were at from the deck in the mornings and it never gets old trying to imagine just how it formed. Edgar has a great area to hike up the back and get up close and sit at the very top. This area has so many different formations. The Timberwolf volcano is one of my favorite spots at around 6000’ still. It has some hidden goodies if you know where to look. So many great areas to explore, it never gets old studying just what is around here. Thank you for finally doing a video on this amazing place!!!
I use our lifetime pass as much as possible. Used it recently taking daughter and grandson to Glacier National Park and the Lewis and Clark Experience in Great Falls. I did not have to pay a dime for all four of us at either place.
I met Mr. Campbell before he and his cute daughter moved away from Yakima late 1970's. I studied his analysis of a big slide on the southern ridge of the lower Yakima valley.
I grew up in Yakima 70/80s. My Dad fished the Tieton and Nachez rivers in my early years. All the live footage I've seen hundreds of times. And yes all the traffic is legit!
What I like about professor Zentner is the honesty. If he don't know he don't BS his way through it. All his shared footage brings back many memories of drives in the back seat Buick station wagon
Very nice drive on SR-410... you past by our club's BLM claim which is out of the chocolate cake... amazing geology with w/o iron, sulfites and many other elements, metals and minerals and even a few faults for good measure. Let me know if you want to dip a pan and try your luck! What do I do with my geology knowledge - retired now - enjoying prospecting and Mother Nature's high country. Lots of geology in this region to ponder... Thanks for your outreach!
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Love how you show your own learning process. Not afraid to reveal that you don't know it all
Welcome to the lifetime national parks pass club. Got mine last year. Happy belated birthday!
Happy belated birthday, Nick!
This is great and a long time hope. “Nick on the Rocks” just miles from my home, leading us all on a guided tour and helping to answer questions we’ve asked many times. You gotta love this!
I need a good "hy-yah" rock breaking every now and then. Fifes Peak
Happy late birthday, Nick! That pass should bring you decades of adventures, if your viewers have our way!
We follow you like ducklings after a duck. Your comments and one-sided conversations open our minds to new thoughts, different ways of seeing things. Please take us along on all of your wanderings.
Used to drive those two highways every day in Engines 81 and 82 of the Naches RD in '08 and '09. I always was curious about and fascinated by the volcanic rock formations on the district, both sides. I regrettably missed one of the road guide guided tours due to my work schedule - so thanks for doing this! Oh and Happy Birthday!
This Episode brought you by the Natches Ranger Station! Gotta love it & Happy birthday!
Happy birthday!!! Congrats on your Senior Pass, we've used ours across the west along with Alaska, Hawaii, and Wisconsin. For the last 3 years we haven't needed to use our pass at Zion NP as we campground host.
Keep going with the Roadside drive, most beautiful country!!!
Suggestion, on sunny days maybe try to video of the samples in some shade it might show better.
Thanks again!!!
Happy Birthday Nick. Looking forward to purchasing a lifetime pass next year. 410 was one of my favorite drives on my way to see Ranier and Fort Clatsop, and you just let me relive it. Greetings from the Driftless area of western Wisconsin. Love learning on your channel!
My mom loved the scale and history of rocks while I get giddy with the potential of fresh paper…bet there are those who get chills watching creative videos aimed at exploring deep time along our highways - I think I just joined that group! Thank you Nick.
1. Not going home
2. Need to buy a couple more books
3. Road trip a coming
4. Keep doing what you're doing. It's the best for us learning with you
This guy could explain anything about any subject and terrific personality
I have been a fan for about 2 years now since being assigned to the Goat Rocks trail system. Thanks to you I have a basic understanding of the complex geology here, and I find myself enlightening others with what I've learned from you when I speak in terms of rock types and the approx. millions of years it took to provide the terrain we walk on here!
You've earned your pass. Just keep doing what you do I was never a good student in school 65 years ago. If I would have had teachers like your self I would have stayed. I think you have a knack for keeping the people around you glued to the subject even if they have no idea what the hell is going on form the chalk board in an class room to sitting on a feg en rock on the side of the road. At the end of your story I think now I know. Thank you for your time I means a lot. Keep it coming
Fabulous area you live nick. Hope to one day see it. All the best..
Happy Birthday and welcome to the American the beautiful senior pass group
Happy birthday Nick, I hope you had a great day.
Congrats on the lifetime pass, I bought mine over 20 years ago and my wife and I have enjoyed using it all over Oregon Coast and Cascades and sometimes in Washington State and Arkansas.
Happy 62nd birthday Nick !
Congratulations on your new pass. I get lots of use out of mine. My late father was a geologist, and I have lots of his materials. I will be contacting you to see if you would like them. I enjoy your videos, and I know my father would have.
Beautiful outcrops!
And a very happy birthday to you, Nick! Many years to come! ❤
Happy birthday deer professor, many happy returns of the day, congratulations on your Lifetime Pass!
I studied under Professor Campbell at YVC 1972 - 1974. Currently working on research around Union Gap. I have found numerous strand lines that formed as Rattlesnake and Ahtanum Ridges were still being thrust up as anticlines. I have mapped ancient lakes that were no more than 100 feet deep when the anticlines rose faster than the Yakima River could cut Union Gap. These strand lines are over a 1,000 feet above valley floor. Yakima River got backed up by Basalt dam half way through the 'Gap'. Konnowac Pass was an overflow for this ancient lake. Today it's a 'wind gap' while Union Gap is a 'water gap'. I have also mapped high water for ancient Lake Lewis that filled and drained many times as Ice Age Floods backed up at Wallula Gap which never got over 1,250 above Sea Level.
Happy Birthday Professor Zentner
Classic. Probably my favourite type of video, thanks Nick. Congratulations on your 62nd!
Happy belated birthday Nick. I enjoy learning alongside with you. Although I would have loved to see Fifes peak in all its splendor. I’ll get up there again soon I hope. Great video with more amazing information. I am looking forward to this fall.
I just came back to Fort Sask, Alberta from Utah, If I was alone I would have stopped a dozen times to check out the incredible geologic sites along the way.
Autoclastic Breccia - Formed by internal frictional processes during the movement of semisolid or solid lava.
Breccia...💞Happy birthday🎉Nick!!🎶😁My hubby should get that pass too...
Happy belated birthday Nick! 🎉 Thanks for more fun and learning. ❤
Happy birthday Dr.. Hiway 410 is my favorite road to transverse the cascades
Belated Happy Birthday, Nick! Enjoy that pass!! I'm looking forward to seeing the adventures to come.
Thanks for another great video and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
The shot of Mt Rainier was as clear as the mud flow. Thanks for the tour.
Happy 62nd birthday!
touch taste feel old school like me!. I watch over and over till I get it. Nick Rocks ! Thanks for taking your personal time and sharing. I Appreciate you.!
Love that drive. Thanks for taking us all along. It's my favorite way to drive from Renton to Yakima and back. Happy Birthday, Nick!
Neato drive~I would love to do it to retrace Nick's stops on today's video. So scenic, on the ancient steps of ghost volcanoes.
Thanks, Nick! What a great episode to get your lifetime pass! I come from the other side of 410 up to Greenwater all the time to shoot at the old rock quarry that's full of columnar basalts... ironically the old Roadside Geology of Washington book suggests going there for those, but you'd benin danger if you were collecting on a nice day, as you'd be down range of the shooting line at the gravel pit.
I like everything about this channel. Love the learning.
❤thank you, Nick and Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday young man
You are so good at what you do! You inspire me! 💕
I can't believe you're on Chinook Pass! It's as though you are following my son and I around! We were just there last week! Gorgeous area!
Happy Birthday Nick! Once again, thanks for taking us along, its always interesting!
Happy Birthday and Congratulations on your lifetime pass. Proud holder of one myself due to service connected disability. Wonderful to have.
As always a great video even with confusion on what you were looking at. Have always loved this pass.
This is so cool, showing in a short drive the number of volcanos the subduction zone formed. Makes me even more impressed with our wonderful Cascades. I see them every day and love the views of them. I am thrilled with what you are doing with this whole educational approach. Thank you, Nick. I've enjoyed the other A-Zs, the backyard stuff, I've learned so much. If I were a young person again and getting started on a career, this focus on the Cascades would've drawn me to Geology instead of Medicine.
We got our lifetime pass a few years ago during the last year it was $10. It was going to cost $20 for us to go up Hurricane Ridge so it was a no-brainer to get the pass. We've only used it once since then but it's all ready for the next time we head out.
Thanks for the field trip Nick, great variety along 410!
Happy Birthday, Nick!
Welcome to the Geezer Club of America, Mr. Zentner...best part is the secret decoder ring.
Thank you for doing this Nick.
Love it when you’re on the road, in the field, following those guide books. More please.
Happy 62nd birthday Nick. I'm only a couple years behind you in age but centuries behind in geology knowledge. Ha ha. I appreciate your honesty in admitting your confusion and lack of understanding. One of the many reasons I keep turning in! Look forward to the next great video.
You pose some fab questions...never got past a baSIc understaning of an "andesite," just past in/extrusive granites, so I am reliving everything that I used to miss on exams...THANK YOU, though, for a beautiful trip and some cool formations. I especialy loved seeing the volcanic/"granitic" breccia...reminded me of holstein cows!
Two videos in one day! You are being very generous to us today! Thank you!
Happy belated birthday Nick. I hope you have many many years to get value from that seniors pass.
38:30. Happy Birthday professor. May there be a multitude of "Hi-Yah"s in your future!
👍👍😊
Another lovely video. I'm a few months older than you, and hadn't hear of the senior pass. Thanks for the tip!
I keep mine in my wallet so its always there if i go into blm park or nps etc.
I have to do that drive in reverse this sumer and Happy birthday Nick
Thanks for the vid, and thanks for the link to the PDF! More goodies to read.
When you go out on your primary field trip you begin to build hooks on which you will hang more knowledge - at least this is what I believe is an educational methodology. I've seen it work bunches of times in the classrooms with my middle school kids. Lots of ah-hahs. Thank you for these trips. I'm heading out tomorrow to do the Windy Ridge road.
Happy Birthday Nick.
Happy birthday! May you have years of exploring as many National Parks as you want to.
Thanks for all you've done, and continue to do for all of us stuck in the rest of the country.
Another thing, I am so happy to see that even a experienced geologist can struggle with figuring out some of these rocks! Your honesty is so inspiring to this novice armchair fan of geology! I am always fascinated with these videos following your various adventures. And I’m very, very grateful for your efforts! So awesome!! 😃👍🏻👍🏻
Road trip!!!! A part of WA i need to explore🎉
It's great to have that pass. Your whole car full of people gets in for free. Just show the pass and your driver's license. I used mine at Crater Lake with Aussie friends last month. ...and a belated Happy Birthday! Alice Z
I have that Pat Pringle book, thanks to you Nick. I found it used on Amazon about 10 years ago. And it is fun to follow along his route while driving any stretch of hwy 410 over hear near Enumclaw up towards the pass.
I can totally relate to just jumping in to problems and trying to figure things out before diving into the literature. I come at the reading with questions that can be answered through the literature. Even diving into things available on the internet. And that way I can figure out pretty quickly if the papers are going to help me answer the questions. Sometimes things are missed and it might not be the most efficient way of tackling problems, but I think it’s one of the way I appreciate your way of learning and teaching. As always, very engaging and informative. Keep up the good stuff Nick!
Congratulatioms Sir. Nick🤗 is always good to learn about Rocks, even when is like a "rollercoaster"😅
Good stuff, TYVM. Happy Birthday fellow Geezer. I love the roadside Geology puzzle, more plz. Be careful in the distracted driver zone.
As Nick was exploring the 410 byway, I was - at that precise time - hiking / camping atop the outcrops of Bearhead Mountain … another fascinating volcanologic formation within the greater ‘ghost volcano’ story of the High Cascades.
Thank you Nick !!!!
Rjork from Oregon
1975 I was a Geology student at Eastern Kentucky University. A coal / soft rock school.
Brilliant drive, thanks.
This was a fun field trip indeed. Oh..and yes, the day I turned 62-I hot footed it to the nearest NPS entrance and purchased my lifetime pass too. Congratulations.
I drive this route several times a month. Great to know what I am passing.
Happy Birthday Nick! Many happy returns of the day. What an interesting video. Thank you for taking us exploring!
This video is a dream come true! Encountering some of these formations while hiking and driving leads me to finding papers and geologic maps and then taking a guess about the rocks and making connections.
So nice...you even included a digital link to the document. I downloaded to my OneDrive and will totally remember to pull it up the next time I head up Chinook. Thanks for thinking of us amateur Zentners.
Yep, i get you, I appreciate you and I thank you for bringing us along, ya young whippersnapper…💙
I've driven that road many times and seen most of the places you show off. I will now have a much keener view of them the next time I travel on that road (prolly next Thursday). Thanks!
Bravo Nick, you are a PNW treasure. You have opened my eyes to the amazing geology in the PNW.
I got my Pass 10 years ago going into Glacier Park, it was only $10.00 back then.
Got mine at Seattle REI 9 years ago. Don't remember how much, sure wasn't $80!
Got mine 16 years ago at Rocky Mountain. They were free then.
Nice last view - living on the other side of Mt Rainier, that is some of the views that we get... great to get your lifetime pass, I am not there yet but not too far behind -- cheers
Watched this with the auto- generated CC and the buzz of passing vehicles is captioned as "applause" much to my amusement.
Also Happy Birthday!
TY PROF NICK I LOVE YOUR ADVENTURES
Got my pass a several years ago. Used it on a road trip in 2022 from Indiana around Rainier to the Pacific on the Olympic peninsula and back. Took the same route you are on for this video. Don't recall how many times I used it that trip but Glacier NP and Yellowstone were included. Thanks for reminding me of great memories!! Looking forward to the new A - Z!
I went on that tour in about 1977, I still have my map book. I am now 73 yrs old
I grew up in naches and now drive hwy 12 and 410 5 days a week as an ups driver, great gig considering the scenery. I know both people just after 4 minutes in driving the red truck and white truck! Fun video learning about things i see everyday.
Such a wonderfully personal journey of discovery here. Love hearing about your ignorance, and the joy you take in NOT knowing something, because it fills you with questions and drive you towards learning something new.
I adore your lectures and other "teaching" videos, but this was a real joy, too. The mix between them is what tells the whole story.
This is great! We've driven Chinook Pass so many times! I'm 70 now and having fun learning the geology of this area. Thanks
It's a treasure hunt and a mystery to solve all at once! Thank you! Great episode! I love geology! Geologists lick rocks! 😜
Just a heads up. I had a friend who loved finding and catching rattlesnakes. I asked him where he would look. He told me at the base of road cuts in the rocks. js Looking at the dacite plumes Nick pointed out, I immediately thought "porphyry" and possible gold bearing hydrothermic intrusions above them. Really appreciate Nick posting these videos. I learn so much.
I look out at the second formation that you were at from the deck in the mornings and it never gets old trying to imagine just how it formed.
Edgar has a great area to hike up the back and get up close and sit at the very top. This area has so many different formations. The Timberwolf volcano is one of my favorite spots at around 6000’ still. It has some hidden goodies if you know where to look. So many great areas to explore, it never gets old studying just what is around here. Thank you for finally doing a video on this amazing place!!!
I use our lifetime pass as much as possible. Used it recently taking daughter and grandson to Glacier National Park and the Lewis and Clark Experience in Great Falls. I did not have to pay a dime for all four of us at either place.
I met Mr. Campbell before he and his cute daughter moved away from Yakima late 1970's. I studied his analysis of a big slide on the southern ridge of the lower Yakima valley.
I grew up in Yakima 70/80s. My Dad fished the Tieton and Nachez rivers in my early years. All the live footage I've seen hundreds of times. And yes all the traffic is legit!
What I like about professor Zentner is the honesty. If he don't know he don't BS his way through it. All his shared footage brings back many memories of drives in the back seat Buick station wagon
Thank you for taking us along! I enjoyed it!
Thank you Nick. I really enjoyed Newell’s geology class at YVC back in the early 1990’s.
Oh man have been waiting for this one. One of my favorite drives in Washington
Thank you for sharing! ❤
Very nice drive on SR-410... you past by our club's BLM claim which is out of the chocolate cake... amazing geology with w/o iron, sulfites and many other elements, metals and minerals and even a few faults for good measure. Let me know if you want to dip a pan and try your luck! What do I do with my geology knowledge - retired now - enjoying prospecting and Mother Nature's high country. Lots of geology in this region to ponder... Thanks for your outreach!
Campbell old road guide online - have referenced it.