Life In Another Town's video: Grenoble France Geology of le massif de la Chartreuse Part 1 of 2

Geology of le massif de la Chartreuse by Grenoble in France. Part 1 of 2. Whilst driving back to Lyon from Grenoble in August 2014, an interesting rock formation caught my interest. I don't know how the young earth creationists deny the evidence all around us that the earth is very old indeed, millions of millions years old (more than 4 billion years) . The geological formation in the video is part of the South West corner of the Chantreuse Mountain range or massif de la Chartreuse in French. According to Wikipedia: The lithology of the area is dominated by limestone, and several hundred kilometres of cave passages lie beneath the hills, including the world-famous 60 km long Dent de Crolles system. Click here to watch part 2 of 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX8CIKfvRR4 Heather & I thank you for watching this video. Take a look at more of our original holiday travel videos, interviews & reportage on our YouTube channel: Life In Another Town https://www.youtube.com/user/mjw021269