Randall Carlson

And you have the Door Peninsula that goes up on the eastern side of the bay that is just a huge mass of glacial material.

Yeah, it's interesting.

See, that's one of the things that I'm trying to do is get people to understand that the effects of these great catastrophes are all around us.

And we basically live in literally the wreckage of a previous world.

We don't recognize the evidence, but it's there.

So one of the things that I very much like to do is just like I just now did, I'd point out where, you know, right here in your backyard, you have evidence.

You've overlooked it because it's usually on such a grand scale and you don't think about that.

But I could pull up a very interesting – actually, if I pulled up my Google Maps, I could show you something very interesting relative to that area up there.

Now, where did you grow up?

Yeah.

Okay.

I thought, well, if you had been, uh, up there in, uh, Wisconsin, I could show you stuff.

I can show you some stuff in Texas.

I have not done the field work in Texas.

Go a little further West in New Mexico and Arizona.

I've done a lot of field work up into Utah.

Well, so next time I get out there, we should take a little tour, a little field trip.

Cool.

Yeah.

I like it.