As a Scotsman and amateur geologist, I'd like to thank you for educating me about my homeland. I really enjoyed your lecture.

This is awesome, can’t believe there’s been so little views. Presented with warmth, very well done.

A Fascinating video! THANK YOU for posting.

Reminded me of many visits to these places. Didn't realise gabro harder than granite.

I have visited the far north west many times as hill walker and amateur geologist, living in Edinburgh, and your presentation was very informative. Especially admirable is the area is not on your normal patch! Thank you!

I've been up to Cape Wrath and Smoo Cave. Thanks for the video.

Wonderful presentation. What a beautiful place.

thank you time travelling members of the Jackson Hole group.....for sharing your field adventure

My geology field trip from 40+ years ago staying at Inchnadamph on Loch Assynt …. and I remember every day of the trips. truly Awesome… inspiring Awe..

I love Scotland.

@jgalt155

5 жыл бұрын

Same here , I live near Loch Duich and will never tire of her beauty.

Edinburgh said like this.(Ed-in-borrow). Sorry,its another controversial thing in Scotland. By the way, if you're ever in the west of Scotland. Head for Arran,its an island that all the geologist from Europe and futher study on. The coast at West Kilbride, Portencross, has another interesting spot,it also has many types of geologist study here. Just in case you don't want to travel all over Scotland to see all of its geology ,go to these these two spots. To save a fortune. Good luck in your travels. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Sub heading should read (and how to murder pronounciation). Glad you all had a great time.

Very interesting and informative - watch this before you go there -

is there any gemstone? Thanks

@emmacarina73

2 жыл бұрын

Cliffs full of garnets. (But mostly very small )

Wonderful video of my home,land. I live in the west coast,Largs ayrshire. Can I say that you pronounce Glasgow as glas-go. Not glss-gouw. Easily done. Once part of America never part of England. All the celtic nations are separated by not only by geology . Thanks for the free information. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍😃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@grahamrowe6278

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Lancashire Charlie (and really an escapee Scot), and I feel your pain. In Great Falls Montana there's a church with a fine World map set in different pieces of coloured wood, and for all of the island of "Britain" was engraved 'England', and you can guess what they did to the island of Ireland!! I was about to reach for my marker pen and my American hosts reminded me to 'just let it go'!

Hahaha.....this is not how it all went down. Initially there was One Land Mass. Then came the Flood, during which the land mass split into continents at a fairly rapid pace of approximately 5 mph.

@WhirledPublishing

2 жыл бұрын

Guessing games are not a reasonable substitute for facts.

I thought great lakes were created by ice age glaciers??

@WhirledPublishing

2 жыл бұрын

The theories of Ice Ages have been exposed as idiotic nonsense - they never happened.

@dennisstorie4604

2 жыл бұрын

@@WhirledPublishing I don't know what science books you have been reading

@WhirledPublishing

2 жыл бұрын

@@dennisstorie4604 I'm a Doctoral Scholar with decades of research WRITING the books.

Edinburgh Ed in bur a ,Glasgow Glas go

Why do geologists fail to understand the difference between THEORIES and Reality?

@brucewinningham4959

Жыл бұрын

Whirled Publishing -- A Theory remains a Theory until it can be proven to be Real & True.

@WhirledPublishing

Жыл бұрын

​@@brucewinningham4959 One of the colossal problems with the "scientific community" is that they seem to confuse "theories" with reality - for example, the Ice Ages are a theory which most people think is a reality - same with pangaea, continental drift and continental collision and "millions and billions of year ago" ... all of that is theory while perhaps 25 to 50% of the world population thinks it's based in reality - but since thousands of independent sources expose the "geological timeline of millions and billions of years" as a colossal fraud, the entire "scientific community" is exposed for being so detached from reality as to be insane. To accept "scientific claims" without corroborating evidence and without studying the thousands of other sources is to result in being "insane" - but since the vast majority of people enjoy imagining they are intelligent - far more than they care about the truth, our world is populated with lunatics that think they're intelligent and "scientific" when they are embarrassingly insane.

@WhirledPublishing

Жыл бұрын

If you're unaware of the thousands of sources that are available that tell us what caused the massive water erosion across North America and when that erosion occurred, if you're unaware of the hundreds of sources that tell us when and how the tectonic plates were broken and subducted, if you're unaware of the numerous sources that tell us when and how the Grand Canyon was formed, if you're unaware of the numerous sources that tell us when the ice sheets across the Antarctic and Greenland were formed ... If you're unaware of when and how the Himalayas, Andes, Rockies, Aleutians, Alps, etc., were formed, if you're unaware of when and how the Yucatan Peninsula was formed, if you're unaware of when and how the Siberian and Deccan Traps were formed, if you're unaware of when and why Yellowstone and dozens of other supervolcanoes erupted - all in the same night - as thousands of smaller volcanoes erupted across five continents, you can learn about that from the hundreds of independent documents that are uploaded into the videos on my channel.

Here is a useless non geological piece of information. for you .The sister hotel to the Alpenhof hotel in Jackson Hole Wyoming is the Culloden House hotel in Inverness ,both owned by the same company Small hotels of the world.