Granite quarry Vermont

We were traveling through Vermont while on vacation and were told this was a place that had to be seen.
The tour was reasonable and very full of information. The people that are working on the monuments are very skilled and you can see the artistry in their work.
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[@leeturner8023]

This was obviously the inspiration for the granite quarry 'Thicket Excavations' in the Fallout 4 video game.

[@artmosley3337]

Best scuba diving in the Midwest.. old quarries… Bon Tair is a closed lead mine in Missouri too..

[@tedclayton6913]

I found it very interesting about why the water is green, granite dost in the water forms an algae. Very cool thanks for explaining

[@toolmanthetim7042]

if you re-record the audio as an overlay, this would be watchable. now, not so much. but it is a great tour if you are in the Barre, VT area. (it's way up north, but a nice drive) make a day of it and pick out your tombstone. fun for the whole family (except grandma)

[@williamwind1038]

I would love to go swimming there. Might be a bad idea though. I guess I take beauty for granite.

[@edwardmartin6052]

I think the season granite bowling alleys did not replace wooden plank alleys is if the slab is damaged, the whole slab will have to be replaced because patching will mar the appearance of the granite.

[@bobwilson7684]

total waste of the material, nonsense

[@MyHairyChin]

110% on your wind quality

[@gypsykingtokar3892]

I Still Wonder how all those Temple's were built in India and carved out of the Mountain in such a short amount of time supposedly

[@JohnDLeo-rg8tc]

very interesting subject, an enormous operation, awesome. I would've thought the granite to be a darker rock that quarry looked like white, limestone maybe? Anyway, couldn't hear a single word with the wind blowing on the mic it go to be too irritating after a minute, thanks though for trying.

[@MsFred58]

Cant hear her. Too much wind noise.

[@virgilchin5168]

Fred Marlin lmuo

[@ategalondon574]

great clip

[@oklikeuknow4827]

Beautiful

[@rrafw]

this video rocks

[@manofausagain]

rrafw you must have been stoned

[@Zulwind]

Well in the video she was obviously pretty high.

[@yannick0752]

Clearly you know a lot about this quarry and i appriciate the effort of puting this information out, but please get more familair with audio equipment..

[@kawi4189]

I wouldn't expect a tour guide to be familiar with a tour participants audio equipment...

[@JohnnyRebKy]

And they tell us ancient people cut and moved these mega ton blocks with copper chisels and no machinery LOL 😂. Impossible!!!

[@masterdebater0010]

Did you just mAke this up? The documentary I just watched and brought me here said that it was not done with copper chisel that's impossible and advanced equipment WAS used but we dont know how they look or where they are

[@JamalPhoenix]

My thoughts exactly problem is Egypt is reluctant to let anyone touch the pyramids not enough research has been done on them which is so sad.

[@robbmaier368]

nice i used to live in sheffeld near stjohnsberry

[@evanpenny348]

Would have been fascinating, but the wind noise!

[@user-xm2qh3wg2u]

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[@scottleft3672]

see old piks of this place working at "quarries and beyond"....lots of awsome info....also the "barrierock" channel on utube.

[@edwardmartin6052]

It's a multimillion-dollar operation. What's with the decrepit wooden ladders?

[@nikmi4742]

Не маленький наковыряли. Super

[@zacharytremblay9481]

Most of DC was built from vt granite

[@chasinghighscliffjumping518]

Hey where exactly is this in vermouny bro looks dope

[@ToddDragonflyHikerBeal]

rock on

[@TheDig087]

That looks more like marble than granite.

[@FallnAngL-dg7gx]

Digg087 You're correct; in fact, it is and is the largest supplier of the marble used in 90+% of US grave stones... Good observation;)

[@brunodesrosiers9603]

Anjelica Kahlaj No doubt that this is granite.

[@paularlukiewiczimtherealem7446]

The bear and the hill quillys its farmer what up to santa and the elves

[@gladheateher4now]

How do i get a job running large loaders there,im very experienced

[@thomream1888]

Interesting video, but this is why you hire a professional photographer, with professional gear, and most importantly; professional knowledge. I fully understand you're not a pro, it's just this video could have been much more interesting with proper gear and the knowledge to use it. I still enjoyed watching it, just wished it were better quality.

[@thedude1904]

The workers look like ants on a ant hill

[@daleolson3506]

What ?

[@markocynamon5921]

Don’t quit your day job to make videos....

[@kenbrewsaugh1809]

REALLY ???

[@user-yp8uz1sh1u]

Yeah I can't hear anything.

[@rv4854]

Huh !?

[@danielwilliams3978]

Noticed no safety glasses are being worn in the shop. Is that so people can go out on Workmans Comp easier as well. How to you run a Stone or Granite Shop and not have Hard Hats and Safety glasses worn at all times by all employees.

[@paularlukiewiczimtherealem7446]

Heuses