Loved this San Juan Islands episode! I've been there several times, but not recently. I really enjoy the in-depth background and history information that you talk about.... awesome!!
I enjoyed viewing this episode again this morning on my local abc affiliate. I am curious to know if y'all were able to film any new episodes since March of 2020 or will we have to enjoy reruns until covid virus is better controlled? Rock the Park is my Favorite show! I hope you'll all be back to work soon!
You’re in my home turf, a friend just shared this video with me, I record as of your shows on TV, why I never thought to check you out on RUclips I do not know. You are a Saturday morning ritual in our household!
What you see is the exterior of Salish Sea Islands. I go there by boat. My boat allows me to enter seaside rock shelters. More caves exist within the island interior topography. Under hills, ridges, etc. Most have low bedrock ceilings and some are like a small stone throat swallowing those slim enough to see their end. Yes, that was a pun. The larger of such caves are in British Columbia. That require 12 hour days for weeks to completely see all that's being explored by the BC Speleological Federation. Me? I moved here from California decades ago to explore caves with the National Speleological Society. Why come here to just see the top of everything that's waiting to be found ? New discovery occurs yearly. In 2019 the longest cave of North America was found by residents of Alberta sitting at home. Using Google Earth orbital photography. Looking westward of Alberta and to the northeast of my residence. Found by rustics while most good for nothing RUclips loafers remain ignorant. They took a measuring tape, compass, and made lots of penciled notes to complete cartography of the interior extent. Making a map you can't buy at any public park and pee. If you boys and girls keep asking, "ARE WE THERE YET?", maybe you'll get lucky.
We used to live on the San Juan Islands- hands down the most beautiful place in the US! Thanks for addressing the sad reality of the resident (endangered) orca whales. Due to overfishing and dam construction, the orcas are suffering and many are dying. The best thing we can do to make sure our oceans survive is to GO VEGAN. It's counter-productive to talk about trying to save these animals with animal flesh in your mouth. It's never been easier, there's even an all-vegan restaurant and wine bar right in Friday Harbor- Mike's Cafe.
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Glad to see you guys posting these longer ones to RUclips, haven’t seen your show since Netflix! 👍
Another awesome adventure!
Feel better Colton!
Loved this San Juan Islands episode! I've been there several times, but not recently. I really enjoy the in-depth background and history information that you talk about.... awesome!!
I enjoyed viewing this episode again this morning on my local abc affiliate. I am curious to know if y'all were able to film any new episodes since March of 2020 or will we have to enjoy reruns until covid virus is better controlled? Rock the Park is my Favorite show! I hope you'll all be back to work soon!
Great video - awesome footage
You’re in my home turf, a friend just shared this video with me, I record as of your shows on TV, why I never thought to check you out on RUclips I do not know. You are a Saturday morning ritual in our household!
That Bald Eagle Shot Was 💰
Is there any seashells
What you see is the exterior of Salish Sea Islands.
I go there by boat. My boat allows me to enter
seaside rock shelters. More caves exist within
the island interior topography. Under hills, ridges,
etc. Most have low bedrock ceilings and some are
like a small stone throat swallowing those slim
enough to see their end. Yes, that was a pun. The
larger of such caves are in British Columbia. That
require 12 hour days for weeks to completely see
all that's being explored by the BC Speleological
Federation. Me? I moved here from California
decades ago to explore caves with the National
Speleological Society. Why come here to just see
the top of everything that's waiting to be found ?
New discovery occurs yearly. In 2019 the longest
cave of North America was found by residents of
Alberta sitting at home. Using Google Earth orbital
photography. Looking westward of Alberta and
to the northeast of my residence. Found by rustics
while most good for nothing RUclips loafers remain
ignorant. They took a measuring tape, compass, and
made lots of penciled notes to complete cartography
of the interior extent. Making a map you can't buy at
any public park and pee. If you boys and girls keep
asking, "ARE WE THERE YET?", maybe you'll get lucky.
We used to live on the San Juan Islands- hands down the most beautiful place in the US! Thanks for addressing the sad reality of the resident (endangered) orca whales. Due to overfishing and dam construction, the orcas are suffering and many are dying. The best thing we can do to make sure our oceans survive is to GO VEGAN. It's counter-productive to talk about trying to save these animals with animal flesh in your mouth. It's never been easier, there's even an all-vegan restaurant and wine bar right in Friday Harbor- Mike's Cafe.