I just watched the 3 episodes of this series. As a beginner, the presentations were chock full of information and easy to follow. Thank you!

Great showcase and information. I enjoyed this video.

SAD NEWS !!! 😭 R.I.P. HAZEL PLUMMER (19 JUNE 1908 - 25 MAY 2023) AGE: 114 YEARS, 340 DAYS AT THE TIME OF HER DEATH SHE WAS THE SIXTH OLDEST LIVING PERSON IN THE WORLD AND SHE WAS SO CLOSE TO 115. MAY SHE REST IN HEAVEN 😔💔

03:55 - One problem, in order to have gigantism, you need an even higher percentage of atmospheric oxygen than we have today. Which means you can't have an environment with gigantism & low oxygen, much less "devoid of oxygen."

Heh. I looked my sisters name up. When this came out she was 10. Same name just 100 years apart.

WHAT A COLLECTION. WOW. Thanks for sharing!!!

this is just not true

what a cool video!

Do you have a playlist?

Fun&educational. Thank you for appreciating rocks and being inspiring.

Very well done. Sarah Doublet gave her land to the Jones in 1735. They were from either Concord or most likely S. Acton before it was Acton. Acton was est in 1735 also. I have a copy of the transfer. It says "of " Concord . Most of us were in Acton ( to become) by abt 1700 a few stayed in Concord. Sarah was said to have stayed at the Jones Tavern in S. Acton in her late years. The kindness shown to her was paid off in abt 500 acres of land. BTW her late husband was known as "Indian Tom". Tom Jones

I appreciate the elucidation as to the characteristics of the mineral specimens, and anecdotal information. Well done, and I learned a lot of new facts!

I just watched video 16, and had to watch this one. You two did a fabulous job! Fascinating 🙂

This was delightful! I was given a slab of labradorite, and did not know what it’s proper name was! Thank you for making this lovely video, made my night. This is the first time I got a helpful explanation of metamorphic rock. I get it now.

We always like listening to you, Mark!

All I see is a bunch of Leaverite rock......Leave er right there!

Amazing! My mind was absolutely blown away every couple minutes. What a neat guy with a super cool collection. Thanks for the great video 🙂👍

What a wonderful video that explains lots of various geology that could be understood by the general public. I even learned a lot from this and I have studied geology my whole life. Well done!!

Very interesting and informative, thank you! Additionally - it’s nice to see Buddy Hackett again!

I am his former student at SJSJ, early 1970s, and he approved my masters project, and later I developed a theory called the philosophers wheel quite similar to his ontograph. Good to see him still sharing his wisdom!

Check out the books of Manuel Robbins for everything you could want to know about fluorescent minerals. I became obsessed with them about 30 years ago. I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention the Fluorescent Mineral Society,an excellent club of fellow enthusiasts and a great information source. I cannot believe how few mineral collectors still don't know about them.

It is definitely a nice piece of gneiss!

Hi i would like to ask you a question about Pakistan karana hills geology how can I contact you, mt e mail kahloonzak @gmail .com

I’m so proud to be billy boy Grommer today ! (he is a very smart , artist , sweet , cute dog !

Great show! THanks!!!

Great video. I fished Long Lake many years ago and shot a few ruffed grouse in the area shown in this video. Good to know that the area has been set aside and not developed.

Just joined the Worcester minerals club. As a Foraging and Mushrooming Instructor, this hobby goes hand in hand with what I do- thanks for this wonderful talk!

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I had no idea thus series of videos existed. Just watched the one about Sarah Doublet. Fantastic!

Million Dollar Potential in Ruvol I have invented a Board Game [still unpublished] that is guaranteed to be far more challenging and exciting to play than CHESS. I called it “RUVOL.” Over time, Ruvol will surpass chess as the “Number One Board Game in the World.” Why am I so sure about this? Because I am an avid chess player myself. I found chess to be so repetitive that any clever player could easily master the moves to a point they could even play against opponents blindfolded. It is for this reason I invented a game where every game is always a new challenge and exciting to play. Ruvol is played almost somewhat like chess. The kind of people who play chess will be the same kind of people who will play Ruvol. I invented Ruvol primarily to give chess a direct “apple-to-apple” competition. Right now, there is no other board game in the world within the same category of chess “where chess players can switch to.” Chess is entirely a monopoly in its class. And Ruvol will change that! In my Google search, I learned there are around 800 million chess players in the world. These 800 million players comprise the “Total Potential Buyers” of Ruvol across the globe. At an average profit of just US$5 per set, the “Global Income Potential” of Ruvol then is US$4 billion. Assuming only 1% of it will buy each year, the annual global potential sale is US$40M. I AM SELLING MY COPYRIGHT TO RUVOL. For the reason that I don’t have the resources to publish Ruvol on a global scale, I find it “wiser and faster” to simply sell my copyright. If you are interested to buy my copyright, email me your BEST PRICE OFFER-[the copyright goes to the highest bidder]. My email address is: [email protected]. [Or perhaps you can help me find a buyer, and I’ll reward you with a commission.] Early bird catches the worm! RODOLFO MARTIN VITANGCOL The Ruvol Inventor

A couple of years late to the party, but I just wanted to let you know that I am throughly enjoying your Fossil series. I may be an unlikely viewer here all the way over in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, but being a beginning enthousiast, Google nevertheless pointed me this way. Good stuff!

These shows are great! Thank you!

thanks a lot for sharing your beautiful collection, great informative interview.

Thanks for a very interesting talk. I will look at some of the others in the Littleton Rocks series.

Great Doctor and also great human being . Since 2014 my husband is his pacient and come from the Azores to be seen by him.

Contact for VIDEO only Copyright Permission please. Does it come under Creative Commons License ?

0:18 R.I.P. Headphone users

I love this town

Also, I was an art major.

I too am a former student of Dr. Koestenbaum. I am 61 years old and I can honestly say that my life was influenced in the best way by the courses I took at SJSU with Dr. K. Existentialism and Phenomenology, Clinical Philosophy. Thank you Dr. Koestenbaum.

Nice Job - Good to see you back on the channel.

P.S.: My Dad says to thank your Mom for the flower list. He loves it. OK, bye. -Rocco

Hi Billy Bob! I'll play with you. I'll ask my parents if I can come out. OK, talk to you later! -Love, Rocco

Love it -- Billy Bob song :)

There are underscores in the link to the early election ballot pdf file. Here's the correct link: www.littletonma.org/sites/littletonma/files/uploads/2020_municipal_election_early_ballot_election.pdf

He meant to say William Boyce when telling the story of how scouting came to America en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unknown_Scout

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Thanks

Please SLOW DOWN. Some of these slides have too much information to read this quickly. I am continually stopping the video in order to read it.

Very nicely said Dave, I love to hear what you had to say in the video! Damon