Visiting A Volcano in Australia
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- #sunbury #victoria #volcano #volcaniceruption #australia #geology
Mount Holden is a basaltic volcano in Sunbury, Australia. It's comprised of a mixture of effusive and explosive eruptions with basalt and scoria existing all around the structure. In this video we take a look at this Australian volcano and explore some of the characteristics of it and the surrounding township of Sunbury.
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Scor…ria?
Pumice and "hash"? That would be explained by the rock festivals at Sunbury in the early 70's. Great video, cheers.
Hahahahaha! This comment got me.
Very interesting video. Great to see Aussie geology video's. Thanks!
Another cracking video cheers
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
Awesome video Mate I live next to mt Holden Beautiful spot 👍
Thank you for watching! Awesome place to live honestly.
Thank you, YOU! i'm sold! You're such a good resarcher.Subbed!
Awesome! Thank you! I appreciate the sub so much!
@OzGeologyOfficial you're now my favorite channel!
I'm membering up on Tuesday!!
I'm in Deniliquin area.Very interesting fissures in tiny town of MATHOURA.nsw....very big cracks!!
Til then,Thanks for the yummy Volcanos
I was told Australia didn't have ANY wen at school in 60s!
You're too kind! Thank you so much. I hope to travel to Deniliquin very soon to make a few videos. Maybe we'll cross paths :) I hope we do!
@OzGeologyOfficial oh,that would awesome!
There's a forest 200 mtrs away where I found ancient burial sites too.
Geology,sighhhhh,it sure rocks!
Starting to think this channel's name should be VicGeology 😉
Hahaha! I'll be journeying interstate soon so hopefully it'll be more of an OzGeology than VicGeology with time!
I agree.
Hi OzGeology. The quartz is indeed an interesting feature. I have passed through Sunbury on occassion and have stopped for a break at Sheoak Reserve, but didn't really know about Mount Holden, so thanks for this video. Next time I'm passing through there, I'll keep a lookout for a bloke with a camera talking to scoria and basaltic components, whispering, "I love you".
That would definitely be me. So say hello! I'd love to meet you that's for sure. Thanks for watching and for your awesome support as always.
That was very interesting
Thank you
Awesome video from a awesome Geologist
Many thanks Kishen! You're the best!
Amazing vid, just climbed Mt Holden this afternoon.
I've been picking up quartz rocks last 3 or 4 times been up there.
I've noticed most quartz is mainly on the eastern side of the mountain.
I will have to se if I can locate that out cropping you showed.
There are a couple of other interesting places on the south side of Sunbury too, along Jackson Creek around the Holden Reserve area.
I am aware there are also 2 exposed quartz reefs between Sunbury and Diggers that one was mined back in the 1800s.
They pulled out 308 oz per 157.5 tone.
It's still out there, just need to find it...❤
I'm going to make a video on the one in Diggers that was mined, I finally located the sucker. It's been filled in unfortunately. The quartz in the video is also on the eastern side of the mountain. I should take a few samples and crush them up haha.
@@OzGeologyOfficial Hit me up when you are planning on coming back to check out the mine, I also know where it is too.
However, I am still searching for the second one that is apparently hanging out of a cliff wall near the old Diggers school in that same area.
I believe they took a few samples out of it, but they say it was not profitable for them.
Would be great to take some samples from there too and crush that up.
In 1956 we lived at Woodend just a few miles from Hanging Rock. If you have not already done it, would you please do a video of Hanging Rock.
Hanging rock will be released very soon :)
Love it.... Mt Gambier is awesome too
Sure is! Thanks for watching!
@@OzGeologyOfficial stopped there on way to Taz... Imagine climbing the lip to discover the lake 😍
I hope to go there soon to record a proper video on it!
@@OzGeologyOfficial wicked! The sunken garden is amazing too
sounds like a good place for various gemstones!!!!!!
You're not wrong there. I've found some great gemstone specimens from eroded basalt. Mainly olivine.
Thanks!!
Thanks for watching!
Hey OZ, I can actually see my sisters house in the new estate at foot of that ancient volc Hill. Can't wait to show her! 😂
Hahaha very cool! Thanks so much for watching :) Hope she enjoys it too!
Awesome video I live next to mt Holden Beautiful spot 👍
Very cool! I wish I lived there to be honest.
Thanks for the wonderful video 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@OzGeologyOfficial 😊😊
We live near Miners Rest and I was wondering if there is a geology site we can go to to see how old our local volcanoes (Mt Pisgah and Mt Hollowback) are?
I love Miners rest. The volcanoes there and north of there in the Creswick area are definitely the best in Victoria. Information about the volcanoes of Victoria is sparse to say the least. Most articles will say "within the past 7 million years". Without giving more of a definitive date beyond that. I think there are too many volcanoes for them to cover hahaha
@@OzGeologyOfficial Cheers mate, so not as recent as Buninyong and Warrenheip. I read in the local paper Mt Buninyong erupted only about 40 - 60,000 years ago. We're safe 😂
I have about 10 vents like that within 15 km of my house, which is in the middle of a fairly major city in N. America.
Between Jackson creek and Yellowgum Blvd there is a tiny outcrop of Ordovician shale FULL of graptolites, crinoids and weird circular fossils
I love your videos, I’m originally from Victoria and find it very interesting about what I thought were just hills. I now live in Wagga Wagga NSW and live on the side of a small hill called Willans Hill, would it be possible that it may be an ancient volcano, there are lots of rocks in the area that look volcanic.
Brilliant mate loving these vids, mt dissapointment worth a suss found hectic fossil slabs also signs of glacial deposits if know where to look
Very cool! Thanks for sharing mate I'll have to keep my eye out the next time I venture there.
How about Mount Schank, a dormant volcano which last erupted about 5,000 years ago.
It is just south of Mt Gambier (you can do that too).
Lots of scoria at diggers rest too. Big quarries there processing it
Sunbury, also the place of the first powered flight in Australia by Harry Houdini. And also where Australia beat England in the first Ashes cricket match.
I can see my house from here! Lots of volcanoes around here. Have you looked at Mt Cottrell?
Try Mt Aitken. the closest Volcano to Melbourne
We need to invent a way to make more cabonatite volcanoes, theyre the best kind of volcano.
They really are fascinating! Thanks for watching.
Thank you that was a good clip
If you get a chance what has happening at the blow hole in Victoria years ago .I went to visit some relatives in Vic and they took me to the blow hole and I have never seen any thing like the rocks there they Have a history there .But I'm from QLD never travelled south before lol any way thanks.
Vulcanism; Live Long and Prosper. 🖖
How about mt piper near broadford?? Like a pimple on the plain!!
Interesting way to say Scoria, (scoreea), depends on what school one went to, neither right or wrong 👌👌🥰.
Edit: I've just subbed to you paleozoo channel 🤗👌
That's awesome! Thanks for subbing. I think it's just me that pronounces it this way. It's an old habit that refuses to die haha.
@@OzGeologyOfficial 😅👌
@@OzGeologyOfficial ”Busolt” 😂
can you collect pumice in sunbury and where? a few bags would be nice, as it's quite expensive (bought it) from the few suppliers that sell it.
A little backstory: I monitor earthquakes daily, by far the most and consistently largest are on the boundary of the Australian Plate, the Pacific Plate and Zealandia. Is the reason because the speed of the subduction or what?
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say "scoria" wrong please... yeah carry on.... Aside that, keep the good work up!
That and basalt.
Did you mean 'eroding processes'?
Gold in the quartz.?
Maybe. I'd have to get some to test it.
Your gonna freeze in 400 years genius
Okay… 🤔 I’m glad you support me to live that long.