Randall Carlson

Okay. That's not accepted now. Okay. The theory now is that it came from several hundred miles to the east from discharging Lake Missoula. Then over to the right-hand side of the screen, you've got what's called the Cheney-Palouse scab land. Okay. And that is coming just south of Spokane, Washington. It's right up there in the upper corner of the screen.

Okay. That's not accepted now. Okay. The theory now is that it came from several hundred miles to the east from discharging Lake Missoula. Then over to the right-hand side of the screen, you've got what's called the Cheney-Palouse scab land. Okay. And that is coming just south of Spokane, Washington. It's right up there in the upper corner of the screen.

Okay. That's not accepted now. Okay. The theory now is that it came from several hundred miles to the east from discharging Lake Missoula. Then over to the right-hand side of the screen, you've got what's called the Cheney-Palouse scab land. Okay. And that is coming just south of Spokane, Washington. It's right up there in the upper corner of the screen.

And it comes down and it meets, you just see down there in the lower right-hand corner, you see a little piece of the Snake River. That came down and hit the Snake, the Valley of the Snake River. And all of this water coming from Grand Coulee, Telford, Cheney Palouse, and look at the snout of the Okanagan Lobe.

And it comes down and it meets, you just see down there in the lower right-hand corner, you see a little piece of the Snake River. That came down and hit the Snake, the Valley of the Snake River. And all of this water coming from Grand Coulee, Telford, Cheney Palouse, and look at the snout of the Okanagan Lobe.

And it comes down and it meets, you just see down there in the lower right-hand corner, you see a little piece of the Snake River. That came down and hit the Snake, the Valley of the Snake River. And all of this water coming from Grand Coulee, Telford, Cheney Palouse, and look at the snout of the Okanagan Lobe.

You're going to see a big channel coming off of there, comes down and it hooks to the west and then does another sharp 90. You see that, what I'm talking about? Yeah. That's called Moses Coulee. That was another gigantic discharge. Almost the scale of Grand Coulee. 300 million cubic feet per second, roughly.

You're going to see a big channel coming off of there, comes down and it hooks to the west and then does another sharp 90. You see that, what I'm talking about? Yeah. That's called Moses Coulee. That was another gigantic discharge. Almost the scale of Grand Coulee. 300 million cubic feet per second, roughly.

You're going to see a big channel coming off of there, comes down and it hooks to the west and then does another sharp 90. You see that, what I'm talking about? Yeah. That's called Moses Coulee. That was another gigantic discharge. Almost the scale of Grand Coulee. 300 million cubic feet per second, roughly.

So all of those, now the question is, is where all of those flowing simultaneously or were they sequentially? The current view is that they were sequential. I don't accept that.

So all of those, now the question is, is where all of those flowing simultaneously or were they sequentially? The current view is that they were sequential. I don't accept that.

So all of those, now the question is, is where all of those flowing simultaneously or were they sequentially? The current view is that they were sequential. I don't accept that.

I think they were all flowing simultaneously and we can, you know, be, I don't want to get into too much detail why I think that, but, uh, I think I've got good reasons for thinking that, but this is the overview of the channel scab land. And let's go to the next slide, Drew. Ryan, sorry. This is a colored version, satellite view, taken from about 500 miles up.

I think they were all flowing simultaneously and we can, you know, be, I don't want to get into too much detail why I think that, but, uh, I think I've got good reasons for thinking that, but this is the overview of the channel scab land. And let's go to the next slide, Drew. Ryan, sorry. This is a colored version, satellite view, taken from about 500 miles up.

I think they were all flowing simultaneously and we can, you know, be, I don't want to get into too much detail why I think that, but, uh, I think I've got good reasons for thinking that, but this is the overview of the channel scab land. And let's go to the next slide, Drew. Ryan, sorry. This is a colored version, satellite view, taken from about 500 miles up.

Grand Coulee is off the scene to the left, but you see the Telford Scabland, you see the Cheney Palouse. You can see the Snake River now pretty clear. And you can see, for example, if you look at coming about halfway down Cheney Palouse, you're going to see an elongated lake, and then you're going to see this dark channel going to the west. That's like an overflow. That's a spillway out of Cheney.

Grand Coulee is off the scene to the left, but you see the Telford Scabland, you see the Cheney Palouse. You can see the Snake River now pretty clear. And you can see, for example, if you look at coming about halfway down Cheney Palouse, you're going to see an elongated lake, and then you're going to see this dark channel going to the west. That's like an overflow. That's a spillway out of Cheney.

Grand Coulee is off the scene to the left, but you see the Telford Scabland, you see the Cheney Palouse. You can see the Snake River now pretty clear. And you can see, for example, if you look at coming about halfway down Cheney Palouse, you're going to see an elongated lake, and then you're going to see this dark channel going to the west. That's like an overflow. That's a spillway out of Cheney.

the scab land tract, you go up to the top of the Telford and you can see a channel coming out, uh, flowing to the Southeast. And that was flowing out of Telford down here, flowing almost due West was flowing out of the, the, uh, Cheney Palouse. And I think both of these were flowing simultaneously. Um, so I've been all, you know, up and down through here, taking tours up and down there. And, um,

the scab land tract, you go up to the top of the Telford and you can see a channel coming out, uh, flowing to the Southeast. And that was flowing out of Telford down here, flowing almost due West was flowing out of the, the, uh, Cheney Palouse. And I think both of these were flowing simultaneously. Um, so I've been all, you know, up and down through here, taking tours up and down there. And, um,