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đ§ Power of Place Episode #38 | Seattle Rock City â David B. Williams
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Join us in this episode for the field trip of a century. Our guest, geologist-historian David B. Williams, illuminates the Pacific Northwestâs characteristic highlands and waterways as landscapes of perpetual transformation. With a wry wink, this raconteurâs stories fuse the sensitivity of a naturalist with the diligence of a research geek. Amble through Seattle with David as he reveals his cityâs subterranean secrets: A mosquito fleet schooner lost somewhere below downtownâs streets; old growth forests immersed under Lake Union; an art deco office tower whose foundation stones invite us to touch âdeep timeââalmost unimaginably greater than the time scale of human lives and human plans we hold so dear. Davidâs tales animate the experiences of early Seattleites who swung picks and shot water cannons to forcefully reshape our glacially-formed landscape into a modern metropolis; a progression that continues today in response to climate change. "Iâm interested in connectionsâŠHow are we influenced by the landscape around us? And then, itâs the connections between people and place." ~David B. Williams
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Join us in this episode for the field trip of a century. Our guest, geologist-historian David B. Williams, illuminates the Pacific Northwestâs characteristic highlands and waterways as landscapes of perpetual transformation. With a wry wink, this raconteurâs stories fuse the sensitivity of a naturalist with the diligence of a research geek. Amble through Seattle with David as he reveals his cityâs subterranean secrets: A mosquito fleet schooner lost somewhere below downtownâs streets; old growth forests immersed under Lake Union; an art deco office tower whose foundation stones invite us to touch âdeep timeââalmost unimaginably greater than the time scale of human lives and human plans we hold so dear. Davidâs tales animate the experiences of early Seattleites who swung picks and shot water cannons to forcefully reshape our glacially-formed landscape into a modern metropolis; a progression that continues today in response to climate change. "Iâm interested in connectionsâŠHow are we influenced by the landscape around us? And then, itâs the connections between people and place." ~David B. Williams
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