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See, they're also thick. Some of them are symbiotic communities. Every different color is at least two.

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It's amazing how in color they're symbiotic with the rock.

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So in this kind of country where I grew up, in places like this, what the great thing to look for was the bones and money.

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Because the Indians would somehow dry the dead people and then put them in baskets and hang them in the pinyon trees, which was the tree, as we'd pray.

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And so when we were kids, we would go out rock hunting in one of these kinds of areas with the great hope to find one of these tree baskets.

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Smoked it.

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Keep her soft.

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With the seeds with them.

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Geez.

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But they always grow out of cracking rocks.

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They never grow out of cracking rocks.

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And so is there rock carving or rock painting on the surface?

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There are. On cliffs over there, we found some.

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But we haven't found...

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See, those are typical examples of African trees with the little bushes over there.

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Those two on the other bank.

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I mean, those are old trees. They're only 10 foot in height.

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Yeah.

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Barely good soil.

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Imagine trying to grow those four pylons.

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I remember how hard it was to get across to that spot.

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Yeah, I remember.

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Ah.

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Was there ever water gushing down this...

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Oh yeah, every time it rained.

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That must be a wonderful sight, eh?

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This whole valley is rock.

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And as we go in, you'll see that the soil on the rock is only 50 feet.

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And there's 30 or 40 species of square meter.

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On this fragile soil layer.

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Oh, they get some sort of...

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So there's no sea pitch at all.

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I mean, all the water runs straight to the bottom.

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The whole bottom is rock.

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You know, it goes straight down into the ground.

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Is it worthwhile walking further?

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Well, you can walk for as long as you want.

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No job.

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This is me talking to them.

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I'm not sure where they're heading to, but...

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No, they're going to go to the top of this thing.

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What possibilities are in?

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They're in the deep.

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Or do you have a nice spring in there?

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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How do I know?

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How do I know that I know?

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How do I know that I know that I know?

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Only question is, why don't I know?

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What is clouding?

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That's the question.

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Why don't I know?

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Why don't you know?

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I don't think I can answer this one.

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Mike?

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Do you know about this?

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You don't know either.

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The Karoo face.

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Yeah.

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What's that?

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As always here.

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As always.

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Aha.

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And what's the...

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That's crust as a whole.

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It's like the skin of an orange or something.

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Before you peel it, you press it, the whole thing is actually floating.

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Right.

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So the crust can actually move on the outside of the core or something.

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And then there's also the idea of geomagnetic reversal where nothing physical moves,

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but the field reverses polarity.

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And during the time when it's not defined, and nobody knows how long that lasts, like

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six weeks or 6,000 years, but it's a very unusual situation for the Earth today.

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Isn't so much distance about to happen?

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Always.

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Always.

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What is this going to look like?

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Suddenly noticed under the bar.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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We're all right.

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Please talk a little bit more.

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hello.

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There's all the birds going the wrong way.

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Are there limestone caves or anything?

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I don't think there's any limestone.

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Oh, sorry, grandson.

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I'm in that quintessentional next head stage.

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Why?

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Is this a stretching?

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Did it drop from top to water or in the whole descent of the river?

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No, it's from the canyon edge to the river 6,000.

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If you can go straight down?

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Well, not straight down, but country like this where it bluffs and you have huge table things and rivers cut in between.

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It's no good for a bungee then?

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No, no, no.

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It's like skydiving.

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I heard it was massive, but I didn't conceive it was going to be 6,000 feet.

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It's deep.

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You really can't climb it.

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It's actually massive.

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The actual one.

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It's waves.

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There's obviously...

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Above the water.

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Yeah, above the water.

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It's supposed to be ice.

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It's a long way from the ice.

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Should we be getting up there or should we be the first one to go?

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Nothing at all.

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I can see them.

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Yeah, that's true.

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Is this one?

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Yeah.

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This is kind of awful.

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It's shaking.

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There's one of those.

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Oh, you're right.

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There's one there.

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Yeah.

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The other one.

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There you go.

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So in this kind of country where I grew up in places like this, what the great thing

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for was with homes and money.

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Because the Indians would somehow dry the dead people and then put them in baskets and

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hang them in the Pinion Trees which was the tree at the time.

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And so when we were kids we would go out rock hunting in these countries with the great

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hope to find what they did.

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to find one of these tree baskets.

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Smoked it.

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Oh yeah, every time it rains.

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That must be a wonderful sight, eh?

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This whole valley is rock.

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And as we go in, you'll see that the soil on the rock is only about inch deep.

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And there's 30 or 40 species in the square meter on this quadrama.

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Oh, they get some sort of...

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So there's no sea pitch at all. All the water runs straight to the bottom.

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The whole bottom is rock.

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It goes straight down into the ground.

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This is the drift while we're walking further.

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Yeah, you can walk for as long as you want.

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No joke.

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This is me talking to you now.

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I'm not sure where they're heading to here.

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No, they're going to go to the top of this thing.

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What possibilities are in?

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They're in the peak.

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Or they're in the spring.

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Yeah.

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I hope they are.

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I don't know.

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No, I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know.

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The only question is, why don't I know?

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What is clouding the surface?

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Ask this question.

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Just say it. Fill yourself in.

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Ask me, why don't I know?

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Why don't you know?

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I don't think I could answer this one.

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Mine?

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Yeah.

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You know about this.

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So you don't know either?

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The Karoo face or not?

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Yeah.

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You know.

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What family is this?

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Azuaceae.

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Azuaceae.

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Aha.

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And what's the...

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That's crust as a whole.

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It's like the skin of an orange or something.

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Before you peel it, you press it, the whole thing is actually floating.

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Right.

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So the crust can actually move on the outside of the core or something.

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And then there's also the idea of geomagnetic reversal where nothing physical moves, but

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the field reverses.