Nick on the Rocks
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Saddle Mountains Buried in Ash
When thirty feet of volcanic ash in Washington’s Saddle Mountains fell out of the sky.
Saddle Mountains Buried in Ash
Nick Zentner leads viewers on armchair adventures through Washington's diverse landscapes.
Nationally recognized geologist Nick Zentner leads viewers on armchair adventures through Washington's diverse landscapes, from massive lava flows and the planet's biggest Ice Age waterfall to wandering mountains and a flank of Mt. Rainier that traveled to Tacoma.
Nationally recognized geologist Nick Zentner leads viewers on armchair adventures through Washington's diverse landscapes, from massive lava flows and the planet's biggest Ice Age waterfall to wandering mountains and a flank of Mt. Rainier that traveled to Tacoma.
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Mt St Helens Crater
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Palm trees in the center of Washington state? Yes ... Well, 55 million years ago.
Teanaway Tropics
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Red hot lava built this cave during a massive explosion on Mt St Helens 2000 years ago.
Ape Cave
Nick on the Rocks is a local public television program presented by KCTS 9.
