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Those are ancient silica tress that were cut down by giants and the waste sawdust is the silica sand desert. FACT!!
This was a really informative video....I figured these were the differences ...I’m going to check out your other videos....thanks so much
I'm glad I was able to clear up some things for you in that video. I do recommend checking out more videos.
Can you make a video on how the masses and buttes where formed here in Colorado. Specifically Castle Rock, Larkspur area. Thank you
Could buttes be prehistoric gigantic tree stumps?
No.
Simple and easy elaboration
Thank you for watching.
Trees.
Hi! Nice video! Wish you posted this before the Geobee!
Believe it or not, I used to participate in geography bees.
@TheGeoScholar I think you said that before-how far did you go?
@@Classof2020 I got to the state level. Ironically, I made a video taking a more serious tone regarding geography bees.
@TheGeoScholar Made it to states twice as well-though this year doesn’t really count.
@@Classof2020 I participated a long time ago.
Buttes are formed from stream action thats actually the more important feature
wow, you are a knowledge god!
I'm not God. I do love geography, and like sharing videos like this. I encourage you to check out more videos on this channel.
Those are ancient silica tress that were cut down by giants and the waste sawdust is the silica sand desert. FACT!!
This was a really informative video....I figured these were the differences ...I’m going to check out your other videos....thanks so much
I'm glad I was able to clear up some things for you in that video. I do recommend checking out more videos.
Can you make a video on how the masses and buttes where formed here in Colorado. Specifically Castle Rock, Larkspur area. Thank you
Could buttes be prehistoric gigantic tree stumps?
No.
Simple and easy elaboration
Thank you for watching.
Trees.
Hi! Nice video! Wish you posted this before the Geobee!
Believe it or not, I used to participate in geography bees.
@TheGeoScholar I think you said that before-how far did you go?
@@Classof2020 I got to the state level. Ironically, I made a video taking a more serious tone regarding geography bees.
@TheGeoScholar Made it to states twice as well-though this year doesn’t really count.
@@Classof2020 I participated a long time ago.
Buttes are formed from stream action thats actually the more important feature
wow, you are a knowledge god!
I'm not God. I do love geography, and like sharing videos like this. I encourage you to check out more videos on this channel.