How the Puget Sound was created

[@SCW1060]

Correction: 7% not 7 Thousand dollars ops lol

[@jackiebaker-kepple5584]

Very interesting Scott! Never heard before how the Peugeot Sound was formed! Thank you for all the time you spend researching your information! Have a good day!

[@SCW1060]

It's ok I figured it out lol And thank you. I can sometimes spend a lot of time finding what I need for my video's

[@H6771-s6q]

Flood explains everything worldwide. Thank you.

[@SCW1060]

Thousands of feet of ice. The ice age floods were in Eastern Washington, Idaho and Montana. That video will be soon

[@H6771-s6q]

@@SCW1060 happens quick

[@priscillaross-fox9407]

I was watching a video by Nick Zentner from 2016 I hadn't seen before. Before looking at Nick's video I watched Cindy's video of the slow slide (so far) of the Rattlesnake Ridge. And now I've watched your video and hoping a little bit stuck in my brain. So I guess you could say I've spent my evening in Washington state. I've enjoyed every minute too! Thank you for the video this evening.

[@SCW1060]

This makes up for all of the time I put into the making of my videos. Teaching and entertaining my subs means more to me then just making money of my videos Thank you for letting me into your home tonight

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

Just wanted to know what does the word "Sound" in "Puget sound" mean?

[@SCW1060]

Basically it is a large body of inland water or sea

[@aayushs.taehyung4631]

@@SCW1060 so pretty much like lake, isn't it, just with a unique terminology Cos I don't know no other sound else than Puget sound😅😅

[@jackiebaker-kepple5584]

It won’t let me correct the spelling

[@HearMeowt_YT]

Camarillo = Kaa-ma-ree-yo

[@zachbarlow25]

A good portion of the sandstone, clay stone and coal were laid down 50 million years ago due to the Challis Magma causing volcanic eruptions making eastern wa look like a shot gun blast. Erosion from those mountains and rivers dumped all that sediment in whats now Western Washington(Cascades didn't exist at that point). There are spots thought to be 3 miles thick with this sediment. The most impressive in my opinion is the Green River Gorge where in some spots, you have up to 700 feet of exposure with another 1300-2300 feet below that.

[@guitarttimman]

Excellent video! Thank you.

[@jackiebaker-kepple5584]

Peugeot Sound! Hate auto correct!

[@GMSChaalaqHar144HopefulElect]

Great info!!! 😁

[@SCW1060]

Think of it as more of of a inland sea not a lake

[@szjacint1323]

im here from frances farmer

[@StationRussification]

Dude U butchered the name of that town ... Camarillo