Unique Geology Tells A Story In The Susquehanna's Holtwood Gorge

Let's hike out into the Susquehanna River a bit and take a look at some terrace levels in the Holtwood Gorge near the whitewater park at Lock 12.
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TopoRanger Episode 170
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[@outandaboutsciencewithmr.g]

I absolutely love this....great job with the science and geology!!

[@CraigKoppel]

I’ve seen a few of your videos and I gotta say I’m impressed. I liked the erosion of the rocks. Some of those holes worn away by water and erosion were pretty neat. 👍

[@TopoRanger]

Thanks for watching Craig.

[@donnamusselman3191]

Keep an eye out for fossils while hiking the Holtwood gorge. I've found about a dozen down there without even looking for them.I am not a collector or rockhound

[@TopoRanger]

I didn't know that. Is there a specific pot you're finding them?

[@donnamusselman3191]

@@TopoRangerusually right along the shoreline ,from lock 12 to peavine island.

[@benjaminthomas6663]

Explain the useless thumbnail arrow

[@TopoRanger]

Eye catcher I guess.

[@benjaminthomas6663]

@@TopoRanger I remove all channels with “ eye catchers” from my feed. You tube is polluted with this clickbait