A cold start to June in Mammoth.

Welcome back to Mammoth. It’s a cold Monday to start the week. Follow along as we make the rounds.

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Thanks for sharing another awesome video! I really enjoy learning about how you run your business. You have incredible organizational skills, everything and all of the chess pieces are all stored up in your brain.

[@theathjr]

Look at that clean windshield !! Great job 👊. Lol

[@Mrbfgray]

It's hard to get every last bit of baked bug off windscreen. Try it sometime. 😀

[@briane173]

1:48 - 3:37 The entire Sierra escarpment is formed by a normal fault that runs the entire length of the range from about CA-178 all the way up past Mono Lake. The normal fault forms the conduit through which all that volcanism takes place along the escarpment. The White/Inyo Range is formed the same way, and between the White/Inyo and Sierra ranges the Owens Valley is formed by a _graben_ which is filled 2 miles thick with sediment eroding off of both ranges. As the Basin & Range continues to stretch out the basement rock in Owens Valley gets thinner, and allows magma beneath the valley to get close enough to the faults to promote volcanism from time to time. Good bet that none of the cinder cones that have formed in Owens Valley will erupt again; they're usually one & done. But cinder cones can form in other locations if magma decides to rise up along the normal fault in front of the Sierra Nevada range.

[@socal_adventure_man]

Im in mammoth this weekend, watching your mammoth videos 😂

[@jaysoncody8716]

Chemtrail film covering the sky !

[@briane173]

14:39 Looks like lenticular altocumulus -- but from where you're standing don't see any sort of a mountain peak or rise over which air would be riding over to form it. Must be _something_ over there.

[@1calzam1]

On that cloud, it reminds me of a movie called "Nope". It's a SciFi, not that old, that is different! Look it up and see if you can stream it and check it out!

[@jackstearns1549]

Definitely an altocumulus lenticular cloud.

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

0:10 I just hope that these drivers that don’t know how to load their trailers properly or they drive too fast on the curves, always wear their seat belts.

[@Mrbfgray]

00:10 trailer load well beyond light unbalanced hoopty tow rig--what could go wrong? Not pretending to know what caused it, but looks to be lucky to *have NOT used safety chains.* 😄 Driver was fine, except for his finances. I bet the oscillating trailer *due to lack of tongue weight* the likely cause, as suggested. Generally you should have plenty of warning but U have to realize cause, stop and adjust mass forward on trailer. I've done it, fortunately at worse, I was able to put up with 10 miles of moderate swing, to a good pull off, bc tow rig heavy enough to contain modest trailer oscillation. NOT SO in this wreck. Often, just keep it below 50mph say, whatever the speed, get off the road and fix it.

[@Mrbfgray]

He can get extra $ for that *chopped wt. Chevy? PU* hahaha I can joke bc the driver was clearly OK, tow vehicle fine condition and no medical rescue stuff, PU on trailer and trailer scrapped tho.