I could listen to you talk about rocks for hours, you certainly know your stuff, and you do an excellent job at describing each one. A true inspiration to the field!
I LOVE when you have the PhDs on! I always learn something new…I was going to yell at you if you did not ask about your mystery rock so I am glad you did! Great episode!
Totally geeking out on all the rocks and their origin stories. You have a great resource in these geologist friends Rob. I could've watched and listened to Nat and Paul for hours. I'm glad your mystery rock was explained and that you found a few agates. Please more from the professors. Was cool that Nancy was able to weigh in as well. I was sad when it came to an end. They're a treat every time. 💯
If they're willing, I'd love to do a lot more videos with them. They live in Texas, so there's only a short time each year that we have to meet up. They also stay seven hours away from me in Michigan so it takes a little driving and planning to make these things happen.
I like those special treats. A big thank you to Dr. Nat and Captain Paul for sharing their knowledge !!! So very interesting the history and origin of the rocks and identification !
I could listen to Nat all day. Great video! My neighbor travels all over collecting rocks. He knows how much I love rocks so I get buckets and buckets of them. I need to have a coffee day with Nat to go through my rocks and identify them for me 😁 Paul your book is fantastic 👍
Fascinating! The way that rocks form has always been of great interest to me. I like to say that when we pick up a rock we are holding the physical history of Earth in our hands. Thank you to all!
Our favorite geologists! (Outside the Rob and Nancy family.) I love hearing all the history that the rocks have to tell, and they're told so well by Nat and Paul. Thank you for a very interesting lesson on Lake Superior rocks, which of course can apply to other rocks in many different locations. Wonderful!
All I once knew 60 years ago … but a lot of what I’ve forgotten … now recollect …WHAT A GREAT GEOLOGY REVIEW‼️ you have all done a great service to people viewing this video … a sincere THANKS …great job …. Inspirational
I had no idea they exist! Would be very handy when the horse flies are snacking on us down here in Australia. I’m guessing your flies are something similar? Or are they smaller bitey little buggers? (We have plenty of those too of course lol).
Ooh this is exciting! I collected a bunch of rocks from Lake Superior last year (inspired by your channel to take the long route home on a cross-country road trip just so I could get to Lake Superior) so I'm going to grab that whole bag and see how many I can identify as I watch!
Fantastic video, so informative! Big thanks to Michagan Rocks for taking the time to put this video together. And also, of course, to Paul and Nat for sharing their time as well
Genuine thank you to you all for making these videos. I've been taking several geology/mineralogy/earth sciences courses in university for many years now, and these videos have not only helped me better understand what I'm studying sometimes, but have raised my interest levels. Much love from Ontario
Nancy has the right idea, those pants are life savers on the beach if you don't like getting eaten alive! Great video content with Nat and Paul. Love all your videos, keep them comin. and rock on!
They sure are. We both have some, but I never put mine on. If you get them wet, they stick to your legs and become pretty ineffective. I have trouble staying out of the water.
Thanks, Rob, for the excellent video. I learned a lot From Nat & Paul & purchased Paul's book. It's perfect for my autumn camping tour of Lake Michigan parks & beaches. Nice to see Nancy out again.
Thanks for buying a copy of Paul's book. I feel good if we can help him out a little after all the teaching he has done here, both in videos and in comments.
Well that was a great video! Thanks for the excellent explanations. It's always exciting to see a geologist get excited about a rock, considering how many they've handled.
So much information, a must to watch again and again. Thanks Nat for identifying Rob's mystery rock! Wonderful rock hounding/geology class. Got to get that book.
Thanks Rob, as usual a great video. I was thankful that my wife, granddaughter and I had the opportunity to meet you four as you were coming off of the beach that day this summer. I have had the joy of picking up many of the rocks discussed but just knew that they were interesting rocks. It is always nice to learn what they really are. Thanks again.
Hi Nancy! It's been awhile. Good to see you. I'm gonna look for your friends book. Quite an information packed episode. Thank your friends for the treat.
8:41 they have a lot of memories to remember all those complicated scientifically given name and the great knowledge too Great for kids to listen too 😊
Omg, that was loads of fun! Like Paul's book. Very nice. The pic w/Nat as size reference had an unusual but very beautiful rock. What was that? Thoroughly enjoyed Nat's informative selections. Always good to see Nancy. The amethyst was an interesting vein. Thank you for sharing this vid. Love it when the geologists & Nancy visit. God bless.
Great video, Rob!! Too short though. It was great to realize that your geologist friend Paul wrote the book I bought my husband for Father's Day. I'm glad you got an answer to your mystery rock puzzle.
Everyone said last year's video like this was too short, so this one was a little longer. If we do one next year, we''ll see what we can do about getting to over 50 rocks.
I really enjoyed listening to Nat and Paul explain the different types of rocks, and it is always nice when Nancy comes along and shares her finds also. It looks like Paul has written the perfect book for rock hunters. Thank you for sharing these videos with us.
Very interesting episode! I’ve learned a lot. I was happy to see Nancy again. I like her a lot. She has a nice sense of humor and she always finds beautiful rocks. 😊 Many greetings from The Netherlands
Went out to Wyoming this summer. Went searching near the Rawlings and Riverton area an Rock springs. Really good days out that way. I recommend Flamming Gorge to if you're ever out that way.
I met Paul and Nat out at Horseshoe Harbor a couple years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if they were taking pictures out there for the book. Congrats on finishing it! I'm sure it was quite a project. Thanks for making another one of these informative videos. I always learn something.
@@MichiganRocks I did some primitive camping there last fall on my first rockhounding trip to Superior. My friends and I found a nice site about 20 minute hike east of Horseshoe. Those 3 nights we saw the northern lights every night! The view was perfect with the lake directly north of us. Best place we went on the trip, I'll never forget it.
@@MichiganRocks yea we were so fortunate. The only other person we saw down at our far end of the harbor was an international photographer that flew out to catch the opportunity. On the third night the sky looked like it was on fire, the radiation waves were pulsing very quickly like a flickering flame. It was insane, I hope you see it someday.
Very informative 👏 👌 It was nice meeting you all there that day! We found 2 agates very close to you both & unfortunately lost one. We had a few cool finds in keweenaw also. Love your videos!
This waz a very interesting video. Thank you to paul and his wife. I really enjoyed hearing how old some were and some more info about our mystery rock. Its really a mystwry! Thanks again for this awsome lake superior adventure with tou guys.
Oh thank you for such an informative video! I’ve learned so much. This is one video that I will watch several times. I found a few of these rocks today at our cabin in Wisconsin! Oh and Nancy thank you so much for putting on those pants! Awesome, now to find some!
I have those pants listed in my Amazon storefront, which you can find in the description of any of my videos. I was out today on Lake Huron and had to get them out because the flies were out again.
You've gotta be tough if you're going to hunt on Lake Superior. Darn flies are part of the deal, unless it's freezing cold, then they're not a problem.
loved this and posted the link to both our own Rock cub page but also one of the neighboring state forums I'd joined. They are constantly getting posts asking "what is this" Even though I thought I was fairly knowledable about everything shared here; this really sharpened my understanding. Worth watching again. Fun too and I'll have to share some photos we found a wonderful River on our Fall Ore Coast Trip with huge glacial gravel bars. I picked about 25lbs of rock. Tumbler, cutting and garden rock. Some I'm not quite sure about but lots of color and variety. Thanks as always Margie.
Thanks for sharing my video, Margie. I did a video with them last summer on Lake Huron and it was my most popular video of the year. Paul and Nat are great teachers and really nice people.
Wonderful timing! I just got back from a trip to Michigan where I hounded on lakes Michigan, Huron, and Superior and I have several rocks in my buckets that I'm unsure about. Thank you for all of your informative posts, they are what inspired me to start learning about rocks and geology and not just picking up pretty rocks. I can't wait to sort and start tumbling my new material. 😊
I love these videos, Rob! They are extremely informative and contain a wealth of great information! Thank you very much for being willing to exploit your relationships for our benefit!
Thank you Paul and Nat for the beach geology lesson! The way everything got scattered around by glaciers sure makes things more interesting. Last time I was in the eastern UP I was surprised to find a number coral and stromatoporoid fossils. Good to know they came from farther up north. Paul, congrats on the book, I think I’ll check it out!
I'm planning a trip up your way, and am excited about the rock hunting aspect. I'm learning a lot, and even recognize some rocks I've found in Maine and here in Maryland (mostly Chesapeake Bay). 29:48 the schist is what I have a lot of in my backyard in north central Maryland. There's so much mica, the anthills glitter gold in the sun. 😊 I wish I had geologist friends to walk along the Chesapeake Bay with me! This is so cool!
Nat is so helpful in the way she teaches I love her. Thank you for giving me a lesson today i wish i could see more videos just like this very helpful especially for beginners thank you for posting
Did you see last year's video. It's just like this but on Lake Huron. ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html Also Dr. Nat has her own channel with three complete geology classes plus a bunch of short geology videos. ua-cam.com/users/DrNat13
We had a great time. Thanks for inviting us. All the best to you and Nancy!
That was a great day. I wish it could have been a little longer!
Thanks you all for sharing your skills and thoughts, very informative to knows how to identify the differences of rocks🪨 God bless you all Amen.😂😅❤👍
I love & appreciate you Dr Nat. I could really watch y'all read rocks for hours. I wanna be like you when I grow up🥺
Very informative 😊😊😊
I could listen to you talk about rocks for hours, you certainly know your stuff, and you do an excellent job at describing each one. A true inspiration to the field!
That gneiss with the faults in it was the real showstopper for me! (You could say it's gneiss but it has its faults…)
Ohhhhh noooooo. You crack me up😊
Ha!
😂
Cute 😂
even though they pronounced it insignificantly, different than I was taught (as "neece)". , . .I still appreciate, the scholarly, feminine input!!
I LOVE when you have the PhDs on! I always learn something new…I was going to yell at you if you did not ask about your mystery rock so I am glad you did! Great episode!
You know I can't hear all the yelling, right?
Totally geeking out on all the rocks and their origin stories. You have a great resource in these geologist friends Rob. I could've watched and listened to Nat and Paul for hours. I'm glad your mystery rock was explained and that you found a few agates. Please more from the professors. Was cool that Nancy was able to weigh in as well. I was sad when it came to an end. They're a treat every time. 💯
If they're willing, I'd love to do a lot more videos with them. They live in Texas, so there's only a short time each year that we have to meet up. They also stay seven hours away from me in Michigan so it takes a little driving and planning to make these things happen.
Yippie. I’ve waited a whole year or more for another one of these videos with Dr Nat and Paul ! Thanks all !! Michigan Rocks really does rock!
Does that mean we have to do it again next year?
@@MichiganRocksI’d really appreciate it if you would ! Lots more rocks to identify…😉
@@vicbertfartingclack4559 I'll do what I can.
Excellent video! I am a retired 66 year old Geologist, and your quests helped me recall my memories of mineralogy and petrology! Thank you!
That's great!
I really appreciate these types of videos. I'm trying to learn the different types of rocks up there, and this helps a lot. Thank you.
I'm trying to learn about rocks too, so we both should thank Nat and Paul.
Agreed! This video is beyond helpful!
Great to see Nat, Paul and Nancy again! Another geology field trip! 👏
I like those special treats. A big thank you to Dr. Nat and Captain Paul for sharing their knowledge !!! So very interesting the history and origin of the rocks and identification !
I also enjoyed that day as a special treat. I've been looking forward to it since winter when we started planning to meet up.
I could listen to Nat all day. Great video! My neighbor travels all over collecting rocks. He knows how much I love rocks so I get buckets and buckets of them. I need to have a coffee day with Nat to go through my rocks and identify them for me 😁 Paul your book is fantastic 👍
Sounds like a good neighbor to have. You should be really nice to him and maybe he'll invite you to come along on a trip someday.
@@MichiganRocks He invites me all of the time. He is a single guy. I am married. I don't think that would look good 🤷🏼♀️
Fascinating! The way that rocks form has always been of great interest to me. I like to say that when we pick up a rock we are holding the physical history of Earth in our hands. Thank you to all!
That was fascinating! Nat explains things so clearly. And the rocks are all so interesting.
Our favorite geologists! (Outside the Rob and Nancy family.) I love hearing all the history that the rocks have to tell, and they're told so well by Nat and Paul. Thank you for a very interesting lesson on Lake Superior rocks, which of course can apply to other rocks in many different locations. Wonderful!
According to the caption on the picture, it's Engadine dolomite.
For a beginner rock hounder who’s a native to Michigan I found this very entertaining and educational! Thank you!
I'm glad you liked it. Did you see the one from last summer? ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
@@MichiganRocks that will be the next video in my watch list!
All I once knew 60 years ago … but a lot of what I’ve forgotten … now recollect …WHAT A GREAT GEOLOGY REVIEW‼️
you have all done a great service to people viewing this video … a sincere THANKS …great job …. Inspirational
Nat and Paul deserve the credit for this one. I also learned a ton.
oooooo i love these guys!!! very informative. Fly pants?!?! I need a pair.
They're in my Amazon storefront. A fly suit is a must in the U.P.
I had no idea they exist! Would be very handy when the horse flies are snacking on us down here in Australia. I’m guessing your flies are something similar? Or are they smaller bitey little buggers? (We have plenty of those too of course lol).
Ooh this is exciting! I collected a bunch of rocks from Lake Superior last year (inspired by your channel to take the long route home on a cross-country road trip just so I could get to Lake Superior) so I'm going to grab that whole bag and see how many I can identify as I watch!
That's a fun way to watch.
Congrats Paul on the book😮😊❤🎉❤
Great instructors all with easily understandable info. ThankYou all for your time and effort ❤
The book is really good. I especially like the title.
I love learning from them! Wish we had them here in N California 😊
Fantastic video, so informative! Big thanks to Michagan Rocks for taking the time to put this video together. And also, of course, to Paul and Nat for sharing their time as well
Nat and Paul definitely deserve the majority of the thanks.
These videos with your very knowledgeable friends are my favorite, thank you! :)
Thanks so much for doing this again! I really appreciate learning more about identifying rocks. You all rock!
Absolutely amazing to me! I love rocks! It is amazing that they can identify without having to consult a book!
They're both geology professors, so they get lots of practice, I suppose.
There's 2 PhD geologists, I should 100% hope they don't have to consult a book,😂😂😂😂they wrote the book😂😂😂lord kids today, dum-dee-dum-dum😂😂
The one PhD guest, Paul, has a new book just out 😂😂😂😂
Genuine thank you to you all for making these videos. I've been taking several geology/mineralogy/earth sciences courses in university for many years now, and these videos have not only helped me better understand what I'm studying sometimes, but have raised my interest levels.
Much love from Ontario
If you haven't already, check out Dr. Nat's channel: www.youtube.com/@DrNat13
I just love these two people! I learn so much. I still watch the video you posted with them on Lake Huron!
That has been a very popular video, so I was really excited to be able to do this one.
Enjoyed the special treat ❤. Love the excellent video. Very educational. Thanks Rob. Waiting for the next one….
Maybe next summer we'll go to Lake Michigan since we have Lake Huron and Lake Superior covered now.
Nancy has the right idea, those pants are life savers on the beach if you don't like getting eaten alive! Great video content with Nat and Paul. Love all your videos, keep them comin. and rock on!
They sure are. We both have some, but I never put mine on. If you get them wet, they stick to your legs and become pretty ineffective. I have trouble staying out of the water.
Thanks, Rob, for the excellent video. I learned a lot From Nat & Paul & purchased Paul's book. It's perfect for my autumn camping tour of Lake Michigan parks & beaches. Nice to see Nancy out again.
Thanks for buying a copy of Paul's book. I feel good if we can help him out a little after all the teaching he has done here, both in videos and in comments.
This was a very informative video! Loved it, thank you & thank your 2 guests! 👍💯
This was extremely helpful. I watched the video and now I'm going to go through it again and take notes. Thanks for doing this.
Excellent video Rob, nice to see everyone out having fun, awesome information from everyone too.
I can't take much credit for this one. God made the rocks, and Nat and Paul identified them.
Well that was a great video! Thanks for the excellent explanations. It's always exciting to see a geologist get excited about a rock, considering how many they've handled.
Thanks Rob It is a really great video so much to learn about rocks. This was a lot of fun.
I sure had fun that day.
I really enjoy all of your videos but.....I love when Nat and Paul visit. Thank you!
I love that too.
this was super informative, thank you Nat & Paul for your insight! Would love a series of these types of videos
It sort of is a series if you consider two videos to be a series. Here's the one from last summer: ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
I learn the most from these videos. Thanks for having them back.
I was thrilled to be able to spend another day on the beach with them.
So much information, a must to watch again and again. Thanks Nat for identifying Rob's mystery rock! Wonderful rock hounding/geology class. Got to get that book.
Watching your latest video right now!! So excited to learn from your guests (and Nancy!!)
Thanks Rob, as usual a great video. I was thankful that my wife, granddaughter and I had the opportunity to meet you four as you were coming off of the beach that day this summer. I have had the joy of picking up many of the rocks discussed but just knew that they were interesting rocks. It is always nice to learn what they really are. Thanks again.
I don't really deserve the thanks for this one, I just held the camera. I'm really thankful to Nat and Paul for sharing their knowledge.
And yet you went to the trouble to video it and share it with all of us. So Thank YOU for doing that. @@MichiganRocks
Thank you for this! Nat and Paul do a great job explaining things clearly. It's nice to finally put some names to all the rocks I see at lake superior
Hi Nancy! It's been awhile. Good to see you.
I'm gonna look for your friends book.
Quite an information packed episode. Thank your friends for the treat.
Hopefully, they'll read the comments. I think they're very appreciated. I know I appreciate them.
thank you all !
8:41 they have a lot of memories to remember all those complicated scientifically given name and the great knowledge too
Great for kids to listen too 😊
Omg, that was loads of fun! Like Paul's book. Very nice. The pic w/Nat as size reference had an unusual but very beautiful rock. What was that? Thoroughly enjoyed Nat's informative selections. Always good to see Nancy. The amethyst was an interesting vein. Thank you for sharing this vid. Love it when the geologists & Nancy visit. God bless.
Great video, Rob!! Too short though. It was great to realize that your geologist friend Paul wrote the book I bought my husband for Father's Day. I'm glad you got an answer to your mystery rock puzzle.
Everyone said last year's video like this was too short, so this one was a little longer. If we do one next year, we''ll see what we can do about getting to over 50 rocks.
I really enjoyed listening to Nat and Paul explain the different types of rocks, and it is always nice when Nancy comes along and shares her finds also. It looks like Paul has written the perfect book for rock hunters. Thank you for sharing these videos with us.
Paul's book is more about geology than rock hunting. It's a great book.
The mention of the book is awesome. Im from a different state and looked on thrift books and found the one for my state. Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I adore Nat! I could listen to her for hours and hours 🥰🥰
Are you subscribed to her channel? She has whole geology courses there.
I could listen to your geologist friends all day
Did you watch the Lake Huron version of this? ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
Very interesting episode! I’ve learned a lot.
I was happy to see Nancy again. I like her a lot. She has a nice sense of humor and she always finds beautiful rocks. 😊
Many greetings from The Netherlands
I like Nancy a lot too. She's nifty.
Went out to Wyoming this summer. Went searching near the Rawlings and Riverton area an Rock springs. Really good days out that way. I recommend Flamming Gorge to if you're ever out that way.
Thanks for the recommendation, Charles.
Just bought paul’s book thank u!
Thanks, Mr. Jones. I think you'll like it.
I met Paul and Nat out at Horseshoe Harbor a couple years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if they were taking pictures out there for the book. Congrats on finishing it! I'm sure it was quite a project. Thanks for making another one of these informative videos. I always learn something.
Lucky!
Horseshoe Harbor is such a beautiful place.
@@MichiganRocks I did some primitive camping there last fall on my first rockhounding trip to Superior. My friends and I found a nice site about 20 minute hike east of Horseshoe. Those 3 nights we saw the northern lights every night! The view was perfect with the lake directly north of us. Best place we went on the trip, I'll never forget it.
@@VersaiOnline That sounds awesome. I have never seen the northern lights.
@@MichiganRocks yea we were so fortunate. The only other person we saw down at our far end of the harbor was an international photographer that flew out to catch the opportunity. On the third night the sky looked like it was on fire, the radiation waves were pulsing very quickly like a flickering flame. It was insane, I hope you see it someday.
Thanks for the detailed video. I am in the lake superior area now and rock huntng tomorrow. Very helpful and fun, too.
The rock with the faults was cool. I enjoyed Nat and Paul they are so interesting and knowledgeable. Congrats to Paul on his book!
The lake is so calm and clear, what a perfect day!
We bought Paul’s awesome book back in July on our annual trip to the Keweenaw! We’re learning so much and planning more adventures!
Good book, huh?
Great that she had so much knowlegde, interesting to hear HOW stones/rocks are ended up looking as they do. Nice video. Thank`s to all
Very informative 👏 👌 It was nice meeting you all there that day! We found 2 agates very close to you both & unfortunately lost one. We had a few cool finds in keweenaw also. Love your videos!
It was nice meeting you too!
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: My 3rd time watching, and I learn more each time !
I need to watch this again before heading out to Lake Superior this year.
This waz a very interesting video. Thank you to paul and his wife. I really enjoyed hearing how old some were and some more info about our mystery rock. Its really a mystwry! Thanks again for this awsome lake superior adventure with tou guys.
I still wish there was a name for that rock as a whole. At least I know that the translucent part is chalcedony.
I love how much we are learning here. Very enjoyable and fascinating. Thank you to you and your guests.
8:00 the horn coral traveling so far is amazing!
Oh thank you for such an informative video! I’ve learned so much. This is one video that I will watch several times. I found a few of these rocks today at our cabin in Wisconsin! Oh and Nancy thank you so much for putting on those pants! Awesome, now to find some!
I have those pants listed in my Amazon storefront, which you can find in the description of any of my videos. I was out today on Lake Huron and had to get them out because the flies were out again.
Very educational. I wish I could identify the rocks like that... I just love rocks...
Thanks to all of you for doing this again. It's definitely going into my "save" vault. Congratulations on another great video.🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thanks for braving those flies to give us this great lesson!
You've gotta be tough if you're going to hunt on Lake Superior. Darn flies are part of the deal, unless it's freezing cold, then they're not a problem.
Oh yay! You got it finished. Congratulations Paul. I enjoyed the video too!
loved this and posted the link to both our own Rock cub page but also one of the neighboring state forums I'd joined. They are constantly getting posts asking "what is this" Even though I thought I was fairly knowledable about everything shared here; this really sharpened my understanding. Worth watching again. Fun too and I'll have to share some photos we found a wonderful River on our Fall Ore Coast Trip with huge glacial gravel bars. I picked about 25lbs of rock. Tumbler, cutting and garden rock. Some I'm not quite sure about but lots of color and variety. Thanks as always Margie.
Thanks for sharing my video, Margie. I did a video with them last summer on Lake Huron and it was my most popular video of the year. Paul and Nat are great teachers and really nice people.
@@MichiganRocks I will go look for the Lake Huron video. They may just pick up something that'🥰s different.
@@MargieTomlinson Sorry, I should have included a link.
39 Lake Huron Rocks Identified: ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
Love when you do these informative videos. Thank you!
Too bad I can't do them on my own. I'll stick to informing about the lapidary end of things.
Nat, you are amazing! Thank you for all your thorough explanations. You are clear, concise, and a terrific teacher.
She also has her own UA-cam channel: www.youtube.com/@DrNat13
Wonderful timing! I just got back from a trip to Michigan where I hounded on lakes Michigan, Huron, and Superior and I have several rocks in my buckets that I'm unsure about. Thank you for all of your informative posts, they are what inspired me to start learning about rocks and geology and not just picking up pretty rocks. I can't wait to sort and start tumbling my new material. 😊
That's what I like about this hobby, you get to play with the rocks twice, once while collecting and again when you tumble them.
What a wealth of knowledge! Thank you for sharing.
More of this! Exactly the kind of hands-on rock and mineral identification that really helps novices like me.
I could watch this all day everyday. Thank you all so much
Did you see the one from the summer before?
39 Lake Huron Rocks Identified: ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
I love these videos, Rob! They are extremely informative and contain a wealth of great information! Thank you very much for being willing to exploit your relationships for our benefit!
Is that what I was doing? Either way, I'm glad you're happy, Will.
Loved this episode, beautiful rocks, didn’t want to see it end and will watch over again. Thank you !
I can listen to these guys all day. It's a great video Rob.
Nancy looks great, Paul and Nat are a fantastic couple just like you and Nancy ❤ x
I think they're a great couple too. It's nice to have a common interest like they do.
Very Interesting!! I appreciate learning more about the rocks!!! I wish you the best Paul on your book!! Thanks Everyone!! 🤗🤗🤗👍
I felt like i was in a classroom but 1000 times better because i actually enjoy this stuff way more than i did as a kid
Dr. Nat and Capt. Paul make learning fun.
I love how much they know about Michigan rocks! Thank you for doing this video. It’s so interesting!
I think Nat and Paul know a lot about rocks in general, not just Michigan rocks.
Great video Rob. I learned a lot. I wish they could come to MN to help us identify a few things for us.
I enjoy your updated rock finds with identifying the stone on screen.
Amazing video Rob! So interesting when you have the geologists friends out with you. Really enjoyed this one.
I enjoyed this one too.
Interesting video. I learned a lot. We learn something new every day. That's what I tell my students. Wait, did I just see that rock smile? Lol!
Wow! This is so informative! No one every shows what they look like in the wild. Thanks!
Thank you Paul and Nat for the beach geology lesson! The way everything got scattered around by glaciers sure makes things more interesting. Last time I was in the eastern UP I was surprised to find a number coral and stromatoporoid fossils. Good to know they came from farther up north. Paul, congrats on the book, I think I’ll check it out!
I always seem to find a fossil or two on the beaches in that area. They're not common, but they're around.
Great video and informative thanks to the 4 of you guys, especially your 2 experts!!
You have some pretty cool friends. Thanks for sharing all this wonderful knowledge
Almost halfway thru!! Loving your two guests. Awesome possum peeps
I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
It's always fun to learn about the minerals and names of the rocks.
Thanks for bringing along Nat, Paul and Nancy.
The video wouldn't have been much good without those three along!
Cool video Michigan Rocks, you folks found some awesome specimens and I learned rock stuff, nice!
Love this so much! Please do more show and tell rocks.
We did one of these last summer too: ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
I’ve watched about 20 videos in the past few days and I’ve been really enjoying them. ❤
Thanks.
The best rock identification presentation Ive ever seen and have the book
Nice seeing the Docs again. Always learning something!
I agree!
I'm planning a trip up your way, and am excited about the rock hunting aspect. I'm learning a lot, and even recognize some rocks I've found in Maine and here in Maryland (mostly Chesapeake Bay). 29:48 the schist is what I have a lot of in my backyard in north central Maryland. There's so much mica, the anthills glitter gold in the sun. 😊 I wish I had geologist friends to walk along the Chesapeake Bay with me! This is so cool!
I'm really lucky to have met Nat and Paul. They've been a great help to me.
A real treat! Thank you all!
Nat is so helpful in the way she teaches I love her. Thank you for giving me a lesson today i wish i could see more videos just like this very helpful especially for beginners thank you for posting
Did you see last year's video. It's just like this but on Lake Huron. ua-cam.com/video/F_t4LC13utM/v-deo.html
Also Dr. Nat has her own channel with three complete geology classes plus a bunch of short geology videos. ua-cam.com/users/DrNat13
I'm going to check that out thank you. 🙏
I love Nats’ knowledge of all these rocks
scientifically enthusiastic which is cool