What is a puddingstone?

[@GeologyDude]

I enjoyed this very much. Thx for making this! Puddingstone is such a memorable and tasty term for a conglomerate.

[@EarthExplained]

You’re welcome!

[@steveperry1344]

I remember seeing this type of rock in the Boston area for many years and always wondered what it was. thnx for the info.

[@H.pylori]

Great video as usual. Since your last video was one year ago, I thought that you had given up on your faithful followers and taken up other pursuits. Welcome backs. Since watching your videos, rocks have so much more meaning to me. Thank you.

[@EarthExplained]

Thanks! Just wrapping up a sabbatical (and far from my teaching studio). More videos are on the way. Fun stuff planned for the summer!

[@gamla65]

Interesting video, aa Dutchie I only see sands clays, and such . And gravel of course like in the conglomerate you showed. But it would be nice if you could tell how those where formed formed. Did a pyroclastic flow cover the gravel ? or am i totally amiss ?

[@adityakshirsagar121]

You are from which country