Nick on the Rocks - Olympics 

Nick, you are an AWESOME teacher! I could listen to you all day 😊

This was so cool to watch. I live on the waterfront on Vancouver Island, Canada and look at the Olympic mountains everyday. There are beautiful.

We need a planet earth style documentary series with you at the helm!

it's amazing how much geological knowledge you can impart to others in just 5 minutes!!

Thanks you for this. In the late 40's and early 50's I would go with my father to hurricane ridge (road was dirt then) and backpack into the mountain lakes. Fishing there you were certain to limit every day. It was wonderful.

geology rocks ,rock on Nick

Some of the most beautiful spots in North America are on the Olympic Peninsula. The fact that I have lived there and hiked in those dark green valleys up to those glaciers has nothing to do with my opinion. The Enchanted Valley, Low Divide and High Divide, Storm King Mountain, Mount Colonel Bob, all are incredible places, worth exploring.

Very nice to end my evening with a blast from the past. The Olympic Peninsula, and especially Hurricane Ridge, is home to numerous orchid species. Many of those tiny spring flowers are native orchids, part of the magic of the Pacific NW. Looking forward to the continuation of Baja BC A-Z. I'm a solid 8 with 9 in sight. Thanks again.

I always learn something new! Thanks Nick.

Thanks Mr. Nick. First time I ever heard origins of Olympics. I always thought they were volcanic

Excellent videos love the way their everything is shot 🎥 explained and narrated 👍

great video, good geology, job well done

I really enjoy your lectures keep them coming thank you

HEY NICK! thanks for the upload i love when you cover western Washington!

Nice video Nick, Amazing as always!! Thank you

New intro!! Love it.

Thanks Nick. YOU ROCK!!

Far too short but greatly appreciate your time effort and passion

@Amy Vee R Beat me too it.. so I'll Second her post!! I had one Teach like that in High School, My Earth Science Guru.. I consider you the Same.. Great Vids.. ALWAYS.. Much Love from Stanwood, Wa.

Amazing

This is new content

Nice

Great and informative vid! I did have to ask though, considering where they are located, the peninsula range os obviously still growing. But do we know at what rate? And how tall they'll eventually top at out?

3:44 Is the spelling Celezia, as in the subtitles? Would like to read more...

Quit teasing us, Nick.. 30 minute minimum..)/*