Comments by "Vikki McDonough" (@vikkimcdonough6153) on "The Drydock - Episode 234" video.

  1. I wonder how much of the trouble with the extended shallows of U.S. East Coast ports stems from most of the major U.S. Atlantic naval ports being in the portion of the Northeast that was glaciated during the last ice ages and saw the ice sheets plowing a lot of rock and sediment far out onto its continental shelf (and the major exceptions, Hampton Roads and Baltimore, being in a bay that was formed by an impact crater, with its own associated interesting geology), whereas most of the U.S. West Coast, southern England, and the entirety of France and Southern Europe escaped glaciation?
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