Thank you so much for this video! I've been trying to look up the types of rocks at Crystal Cove and I couldn't find much. This video was very informative!
I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Very well done you keep them interesting and entertaining and educational at the same time which is a high bar to get over.
Awesome vid. Now understand more of "terroire" tastes and flavors of wines, related to the geological conditions of the soil. Grain- and wine-growers (best terroire sites) want to find silty soil for its habit of retaining the proper water balance in the soil, and its crumbly, tillable content. All of this, versus sandy soil (rain running through - and gone!) or clay/muds (rain pooling or running off - and massive erosion!). DIfferent plants and grasses grow in different terroire. You said these grasses were growing on silicious quartzy sand/sandstone, while the brush was growing on a different soil ... that ~could~ appear to be silty ... and NOT !!! damnable CALICHE compacted clay/mud concrete-soils (?).
Just as delightful the second time around.
Just discovered your channel. I enjoy it tremendously! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! I've been trying to look up the types of rocks at Crystal Cove and I couldn't find much. This video was very informative!
Love your humor!
THANK YOU again. So much fun seeing rocks and hills I know!
Excellent, excellent, excellent. Thanks for sticking up for stink bugs. I'm going to send your episode to my daughter-in-law who lives in Topanga.
I am thoroughly enjoying your videos. Very well done you keep them interesting and entertaining and educational at the same time which is a high bar to get over.
Love that spider. I had 2 under my kitchen sink all last summer. Not sure where they went for winter.
my local beach 😁🤚
Hello Todd. John Lord from Fremont, part of Nick Zentner's group.
John Lord Hello John! Thanks for watching and for the informative feedback. 👍🏼
Awesome vid. Now understand more of "terroire" tastes and flavors of wines, related to the geological conditions of the soil. Grain- and wine-growers (best terroire sites) want to find silty soil for its habit of retaining the proper water balance in the soil, and its crumbly, tillable content. All of this, versus sandy soil (rain running through - and gone!) or clay/muds (rain pooling or running off - and massive erosion!). DIfferent plants and grasses grow in different terroire. You said these grasses were growing on silicious quartzy sand/sandstone, while the brush was growing on a different soil ... that ~could~ appear to be silty ... and NOT !!! damnable CALICHE compacted clay/mud concrete-soils (?).
I live in Mission Viejo, what's the closest site i could find fossils?
Thx! I wonder what caused the shallow caves by Corona Del Mar…? Pockets of looser sand? Carved by cave dwellers? Washed away boulders? I dunno…
Its like if Andy Barnard from The Office was into geology.😅
You’re…..not well
Hahahaha! I wholeheartedly agree, but I’m having fun!