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The beach movies were made between 1963-1968

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Thank you for showing us God's beautiful creation!

Carbon dating is very inaccurate.

The earth is just 6,000 years old.

I just started your class this morning and I'm excited to learn from someone with your approach and obviously grounded, open mind.

Fantastic! I had no idea. I think we'll make a pilgrimage and eat some navel oranges there, in honor of Ms. Tibbets and the Queen of Citrus! Also, are we talking about the oldest naval orange tree in the USA, or in the world? Thanks for this video, we just discovered your work, and we're happy you're doing it!

Great video!

Those trees are kind of ugly and plain. Not nearly as impressive as a giant sequoia. But they being so old yet so unimpressive makes them interesting

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Good teaching

I hope that you can help me... I have a framed set of 23 - 1936 Old Naval prints from John Player & Sons. Are they worth anything today?

INCREDIBLE

Great memories of Morro Bay. A return trip is long overdue. Thanks, Prof.!

So excited to engage in this content

Just failed my test.

Thank you

Music is distracting, can be avoided

Dr. George...blast from the past!!

(I'm currently in your CoA class) I really appreciate that the videos for this class are actually you talking about and teaching the subject. I've had other teachers who post solely other peoples videos and books, which is fine, but I get no sense of who they are and who I'm learning from. Your enthusiasm for the subject is clear, which is also really cool. EDIT: "oops, all South Americas" ...lmao, I didn't even think it looked wrong!

Excited to take this course with you professor!

Great educational presentation. Thank you.

Mahalo for taking us on a virtual field trip!

Alabama hills area

Cool. The Internet has everything I need to know. I got a copy of this little gem. Lucky in very good condition.

My parents owned a dairy queen store in the past, and I have inherited 2 very old metal dairy queen signs about 5 feet tall from the 40's any idea what they are worth ?

Owens valley

I had never searched youtube for this area, which I often visited over more than a decade. While prof. Jeremy made a rather short video, it is a rather small canyoned area. Far to the north, one finds small places where the ancient peoples, (I think very likely the same, Paiute - water Ute, and Western Shoshone, those who did not adopt horses following Coronado expedition's having brought the Spanish mustang herds in his long journey far to the east into New Mexico (wild herds still exist , or rather feral,, East of Mono Lake). But the name Paiute, indicates how those people found all the great palatable water in the Great Basin, settling and moving around seasonally. The natives called Mono, who would seasonally move between their fly net protein by Mono Lake, up through to meet the high western SIerra tribes in warm seasons, being one of the many, many, who knew how to harvest the fire-dependent Pinyon nut cones, and of course, the ungulate populations who themselves migrated seasonally up and down in the Sierras. In that volcanic long valley, I would find the tools used to strike obsidian; the tools so perfectly comfortably fit the hand, that it was easy to se how patient extraction of fine cutting edges was promoted. I ALWAYS put the tools and obsidian back. what was INTERESTING was that CLEARLY, the toolmakers would choose some beautiful vista knoll, and do their work, even if it were near toxic hot springs - so it was not present immediate water through which they made their choices. Obsidian breaks so sharply that it has been used for scalpel blades. Unfortunately, a long-time Mammoth resident used his free time to collect hundreds of marvelous arrow/spear heads, and those are lost to both the natives and to the researchers. . This was over 30 years ago when i observed his collection. But the long Owens river, passing through the lake and down the Los Angeles DWP reservoirs - which are fenced off denying entry, although the translocated endangered Tule Elk have managed to thinly populate that Eastern Sierra valley, as their original habitat, the vast Central Valley, and the coastal valleys of mid-California, other than Point Reyes have been completely taken over and the species extirpated. (bth mountain bighorn and the desert and valley adapted pronghorn, Antilocapra are largely wiped out also by the gold seekers of 130-170 yeqrs ago. As you know, gold is inedible, a meaningless ornament useful solely for electronic conducting materials, and once, because it was malleable and near the right hardness, for teeth fillings. Where i live now, far Northwest, there were once more goldminers in the region than are normal humans now! The stories of ill treatment, and of outright murder of the indigenous on sight throughout much of Alta California should be familiar to all. I wish i had reason to travel the Californias again, so that camping and passage of the astonishing geological terrains and immensely varied rocks and mountains, gorges, valleys, would be home for 1/2 the year, as was the seasonal migration of others, from Bighorn to Paiute and Shoshone, to ungulate, bear, and the immense bird flyway that was shaped by the long chain of lakes, and water from East of the Oregon Cascades into Mojave all the way to Colorado River delta. I see the hummingbird today, whose kind travels from as far north as they go, nesting, to deep in Mexico, following the desert blossoming seasons north, then the higher land blossoming later this month, south, farther than many humans ever do, especially in the latters' minds. The entire N-S region was rather lush, until the Los Angeles dept of Water and Power arrogated, channeled, and tunneled the water from Mono and Tioga throughout the entire Eastern Sierra south, dessicating it all by over a century ago.

Professor, what do u call the clouds from volcanic eruptions? They don't carry water, but ashes.

Good morning, Professor. I am just wondering why we didn't discuss about the mechanisms and impact of natural processes and human interference to our natural resources such as bio fuels, gas fuels, fossil fuels, etc.

I've seen recently two different explanations for the basin and range country east of California. The one, presented here, is that it is a result of extension from subduction of the old oceanic spreading center. The other is a case of delamination of the subducted plate causing first expansion and subsequent gravitational collapse beneath that area. The latter seems more likely if the San Andreas formed along the old spreading center. I will admit that the delamination process is still confusing to me.

Who is here because of RDR2?😂

Thant you very much, I'm in Saudi Aribia.

I’m currently 15 and I love Teddy! It’s so interesting how he works and he’s adorable too! The cartoon is one of my favourite cartoons! It’s well written. It’s obvious that Ken Forsse took care in the writing of both the tapes, cartoon and live action special.

unlike most other Pinus species they are specialists not generalists kind of like the pandas of pines

Stop rubbing the trees

If Badwater basin was once a largest "freshwater" lake in America, why the salt flat is 4x saltier than the ocean salt?

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thank you so much for this!

I was a projectionist at many drive ins in the 1970s and 1980s. There were so many different brands and styles of speakers. I found the best sound came out of the old bakelite Motiograph speakers that were popular in the 1950s. They originally had 5 " speaker sones but after Motiograph went out of business, 4" cones like the rest of the other speakers had, needed to be used when rebuilding them. The sound still was better out of the bakelite speaker cases than the metal ones. The Koropp speaker on the video was a very common and hearty speaker.

I've been here before. Really underrated place. But i have a question. Why are the red rocks only around here and no where around that place?

What happened in Younger-Dryas?

Hi Jeremy, I found your page while looking for a gift for my husband. I love your historical posts! I see that you own the souvenir bottle from the LA aqueduct. My husband has been searching for that bottle for over 30 years. He’s a retired MWD employee/historian. I am wondering if you would be willing to sell your bottle? It would mean the world to him. I am in Menifee, CA and could pick it up or pay for shipping. I appreciate your consideration. Have an amazing day! -Angela

Excellent video! Greetings from Germany :D

Very nice. It's too bad that all of Roald Dahl's books and classic Disney cartoons will be banned soon because the Americans think they're more evil and dangerous than guns.

Professor, were you sad when u were making this video? I didn't hear a bubbly voice or remark.

I camp next to Calico and always pay a visit to the overflow parking lot (which is free!) to see that incredible double fold. Seeing that "1881" gives me a funny feeling. My great-grandmother whom I was lucky enough to know as a kid was born that year; she died shortly before her 103rd birthday. So that "ghost town" is the horse and carriage and steam train world she was born into. (She watched the moon landings and took the space shuttle in stride.)

I super like this video because of the "Diamond" commercial. It made me lol.

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Awesome video!❤