I'm from Texas, born and raised in the desert of west Texas and currently living in the heat and humidity of North Texas (DFW Metroplex). In both places, I've established a familial and working policy of one 591.4ml/20oz bottle of Gatorade (or other electrolyte) for every two (500ml/16.9oz)water bottles. If, after two complete rounds of that and no one needs to use the bathroom, immediate shade/cooling break as one of the things people don't realize if that you can be drinking plenty of fluids, regularly, as you're working, but if you don't need to head to the bathroom at some point, you're dehydrating. Dizziness counts as overdoing it😮. Stay safe. I so enjoy watching you (and getting Christmas presents from y'all's shop), but I'd rather y'all be safe, sound, and healthy.
Old Disabled House Bound Dusty Rusty Rockhound here: I now have several jewelry pieces of BC picture stone. I lived 40 years on the Washington coast... I've been away for 10 years now. I miss it so much! Wearing this stone gives me a vision of what my life was like back then... makes me feel a little closer to the coast that I so loved! Thank you for turning me on to this special stone... it helps to heal my soul! ⛵️
I wear a Petoskey stone around my neck from lake michigan that a local jewelry maker was selling. The stone was from lake Huron. I have a beautiful perfect Petoskey my son and his beautiful wife found me in my pocket that I want set in silver for a ring. I love my state and wear the stone pendant every day. I'm a total rock hound and have been since I could pick them up and stuff them in my pockets lol
@Emeraldwitch30 I was a pebble pup as a tot also. When I would tell my husband, "I want a rock for our anniversary!" He knew I meant a trip to the rockshop, not the jeweler! Lol! My dad was into lapidary... so I'm a chip off the old rock! 🪨
@@kellyharper367 I’m house bound as well. I suffer from a degenerative condition which has caused severe spinal stenosis. All of my lumbar spine has collapsed and I have three levels in my thoracic region that are ruptured and also one in my neck. I can no longer walk more than 10 metres without having to sit down and rest. Live in severe chronic pain. I feel you. It’s no fun but it’s great to live vicariously through others. It’s good therapy.
May I suggest, next time in the hot weather, wear white cotton shirt to help deflect sun/heat. More cold fluids to drink too. I get such a thrill watching the blue rock come out of the earth. Thank you for all your efforts Dayna and Dan. 100* F is too much ---wow !
@@Danhurd It's rare these days to find someone that will admit a mistake on their part, even small and rather meaningless ones. Respect for that! Sometimes forgetting and then learning the same lesson again is part of life lol
I respect the fact you told the truth about no claim jumpers. Most would have left it out for drama. Also understand why you felt like there might be tho. I’d be paranoid too lol. Amazing pieces! Great video! ❤
Dan, you got me into gold prospecting. I live in Colorado myself so there's no shortage of gold. In the San Jaun mountains there this summer I found 2.85 grams of gold panning and sluicing. thanks for the videos and keep encouraging people to do something they may love!
When Dan said “I’ll let gravity do the work” I was immediately thinking “Please don’t break, please don’t break.” I’m glad it survived in one piece though. Beautiful Ocean Picture Stone!
Dear D & D, I so enjoyed this video. The stones are magnificent. It was lovely to see you working as a couple, you seem to work well together. I loved hearing the stone “ring” it was quite incredible. I had never heard of picture stone until I watched your videos. It’s so beautiful. 😊. It’s terrible that people seem to think that they can go and help themselves to someone else’s property and hard won work. A few bear traps would not go amiss…. Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean people are NOT claim jumping……..folk can visit, just not collect rocks.
It was fantastic watching that rock being worked and taken off the shelf and it left me believing that you have the best claim on the planet. I have never seen “Picture Jasper” so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video.
Yall need a pop up shade tent for your work area if that’s even possible to carry down for you! Love watching these videos and heard all the crackling of those rocks!
Dang Dan, You're Misses is a beast. I'm watching her swing the sledgehammer one handed and I'm amazed just how strong she is. Very impressive my friend!
My brother is a fan and I got a small piece of Ocean Picture Stone for him for his B-Day, and he loved it! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. :)
Absolutely loved this and that ocean picture stone is incredible! I could stare at a piece of that all day. Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
Thank you for your honesty and integrity, and your fascinating videos. If I ever get caught up on projects, I'll bid on some of your beautiful Ocean Picture Stone. It really is exceptional.
You need portable shade tents for that heat, lol! Such beautiful rocks you guys collected. Sorry that so many people don't understand what private claims are.
No one blames you for trying to protect what you work so hard for! That is your claim and you and your family work so incredibly hard to get those stones and you deserve the right to be protective!
you always inspire me with your videos, and again i know nothing about these stones.... However, I did do some research, and it is amazing how it looks when you do your magic to the rocks.
That stone is so amazing! You are a lucky man. Do watch out and make sure you drink plenty of liquid and keep yourself cool. Dayna, your awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Dan, I have done a lot of stone work,, mostly limestone (fairly soft and easy to direct flaw) I would recommend,, your hammer is too heavy. How hard you strike is more a product of the mass or strength of person, and/or the length of the handle, than the weight of the hammer. A too heavy hammer just saps your strength, gains you no additional. I would suggest you try a 2.5 pound for your wedges and chisel,, 3 pounds tops. A 2 pounder would work fine but might be a little light,, or the classic,, and it IS classic for reasons. A 3 pound hand jack,, the short stout handle. It is what a jack hammer(powered) is named after. My bet is a shorter handle, and or lighter hammer/longer handle, somewhere in there, is the right hammer for you or Dana. Get all the work done,, and much easier on you.
I agree. I will add that rhythm of the hammering also comes in the equation. This site reminds me of a quarry in Scotland in the approach to loch Assynt with a magnificent contact metamorphic dolomite.
You will get bigger cracks forming doing ONE tap per wedge EVERY time and sometimes even leaving some time for pressure to release and form the crack. Especially in brittle / fractured rock multiple hits in one spot over stress the rock locally and breaks off a bunch of small chunks. Also popping off chunks from a face is best done from multiple sides and depending on natural grain going in at an angle helps.
Wow what a workout!!!! I am panting just watching you work. I have purchased from your website, and I always get good specimens for our rock shop!! you are a great businessman and teacher
I grew up in the Okanagan desert, I know heat, and know how to deal with it. It has been a long time since I let myself get that dangerously hot. I think I was too focused on getting that rock off.
Hey Diamond Dan, glad there were no claim jumpers. Man, oh man, that last big chunk of OPS was amazing, just fan friggin tastic!! Have a great day Dan!
I'd say slowly buy and talk family into buying you slabs of a certain size. Then with other rocks of importance to you have it set into beautiful wood/acrylic to make your table. I watch way too many wood working videos here on the tubes tho.
Give yourself some grace though. It's not like people haven't claim jumped on you before. You are a good man and my family and I love watching your videos!
You have indeed earned my subscription, and keep earning again with every video! Love watching your enthusiasm for the outdoors and everything rock related! Thank you Dan and Family!
i am going to need you to be a bit more careful. heat stroke, heat exhaustion are no joke. i can't see pretty rocks if you fall out, lol. i'm glad everything worked out with the claim. i just love your videos!
I subscribed long ago because of your gold prospecting, excellent teaching for me as a newby. But you've won me over witih these ocean. picturestone, and the other interesting BC rocks. Great content.
Dan, i realise what you wish to achieve, just a suggestion why not get your mate Jason to drill a couple of holes and use a very small charge underneath that boulder to lift the whole piece out it would look fabulous cheers
Dan, looking forward to the arrival of my 2 pieces of Christmas OPS. And I don't understand people commenting on your relationship with Dana? It is what it is and it looks like it's working wonderfully for you. Mind your own beeswax people! And being a southern boy, when I hear the Canadian dialect in y'alls conversations, it gives me a lot of happiness. 😊 I loved the Great White North and listening to you 2 banter put me in mind of it.
That’s really sad that people will still com to ur private claim after being told not to and take from u and ur family’s hard work that u guys do to bring us great picture stone as well as great videos for us all to enjoy I can’t stand thieves for real
There are a lot of weirdos on the internet. Other UA-camrs with different content are always having people show up at their homes and places of work and making themselves right at home. I dont understand how people can think that's not a weird thing to do.
Dan I’m glad you were overly paranoid vs under paranoid and people stealing your rock. You do so many wide shots showing the valleys and the location. People much better than me on vista identification would probably know exactly where your claim is, and honest people are turned away by signage. Those nefarious people won’t care about fences or signs, and probably would hike miles with material. Some day I hope to get some of your rocks and gold (by purchase) but it’s not in the cards at the moment.
Dan I love your content. I wish you would focus less on claim jumping on camera. I understand this is a BIG issue. That being said I have fun when you have fun. You are awesome! Happy days.
I really do understand what u r saying when people come up to u and say they have been trying to get up there to have a look 💯 % anyone would think the same.
A little paranoia isn't a bad thing Dan when it concerns your livelihood claim jumping for you is like shoplifting for a retail store it's not good business practice to allow it to continue so a bit of paranoia is a god thing specially when 3 people have already admitted to trying to get in there and claim jump. Bad vibes aside another great video showing off some very pretty OP stone and the ever beautiful Dana
Thank you as always and I love your mea culpa. I would be worried too. Next time you feel like splurging on a new toy, check out the DJI Pocket 3 which has gimbal stabilization and great video (they took all their experience with drones, ripped off the propellers and turned it into a camera)
I always enjoy watching you especially when your beautiful bride is with you!!! Love you💖!!!! Beautiful stone!!!!!😮😮😮😮💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕😍😍😍😉😉😉😀😀😀😂😂😂😂😘😘😘🌈🌈🌈❤❤❤❤💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕
Shame about the thieves, there are always people willing to just take what they want with no moral compunctions. May I suggest, given that it is ocean picture stone, that you obtain some trained guard sharks who can swim around in the blue bits to ward off the naughty folk?
I'm from Texas, born and raised in the desert of west Texas and currently living in the heat and humidity of North Texas (DFW Metroplex). In both places, I've established a familial and working policy of one 591.4ml/20oz bottle of Gatorade (or other electrolyte) for every two (500ml/16.9oz)water bottles. If, after two complete rounds of that and no one needs to use the bathroom, immediate shade/cooling break as one of the things people don't realize if that you can be drinking plenty of fluids, regularly, as you're working, but if you don't need to head to the bathroom at some point, you're dehydrating. Dizziness counts as overdoing it😮. Stay safe. I so enjoy watching you (and getting Christmas presents from y'all's shop), but I'd rather y'all be safe, sound, and healthy.
Great pieces my man! People do not understand it’s not ok to claim jump.
People lack comon sense.
Old Disabled House Bound Dusty Rusty Rockhound here: I now have several jewelry pieces of BC picture stone. I lived 40 years on the Washington coast... I've been away for 10 years now. I miss it so much! Wearing this stone gives me a vision of what my life was like back then... makes me feel a little closer to the coast that I so loved! Thank you for turning me on to this special stone... it helps to heal my soul! ⛵️
I wear a Petoskey stone around my neck from lake michigan that a local jewelry maker was selling. The stone was from lake Huron.
I have a beautiful perfect Petoskey my son and his beautiful wife found me in my pocket that I want set in silver for a ring.
I love my state and wear the stone pendant every day.
I'm a total rock hound and have been since I could pick them up and stuff them in my pockets lol
I am absolutely mesmerized by this stuff and I live the sound of those feather wedges going in. Thanks for the video!
@Emeraldwitch30 I was a pebble pup as a tot also. When I would tell my husband, "I want a rock for our anniversary!" He knew I meant a trip to the rockshop, not the jeweler! Lol! My dad was into lapidary... so I'm a chip off the old rock! 🪨
@@shaynehofstetter2869 I love the sound of them too! Just realized that with the aquamarine video I watched the other day
@@kellyharper367 I’m house bound as well. I suffer from a degenerative condition which has caused severe spinal stenosis. All of my lumbar spine has collapsed and I have three levels in my thoracic region that are ruptured and also one in my neck. I can no longer walk more than 10 metres without having to sit down and rest. Live in severe chronic pain. I feel you. It’s no fun but it’s great to live vicariously through others. It’s good therapy.
That feather and wedge process is SO satisfying.
And it's not paranoia, Dan, it's motivation! :)
26:18 It is all funny until Dan starts noticing squirrels running around in the trees with blue ocean picture stone.
May I suggest, next time in the hot weather, wear white cotton shirt to help deflect sun/heat. More cold fluids to drink too. I get such a thrill watching the blue rock come out of the earth. Thank you for all your efforts Dayna and Dan. 100* F is too much ---wow !
Yes, I have lived my whole life in the Okanagan desert. and I know better than to wear black, I just get lazy some times.
@@Danhurd It's rare these days to find someone that will admit a mistake on their part, even small and rather meaningless ones. Respect for that! Sometimes forgetting and then learning the same lesson again is part of life lol
@@Danhurdand wet the shirt! I actually learned with my redhead sons, that white makes you get sunburned worse. Wet shirts.
I respect the fact you told the truth about no claim jumpers. Most would have left it out for drama. Also understand why you felt like there might be tho. I’d be paranoid too lol. Amazing pieces! Great video! ❤
Dan's looking low key Jacked. Beautiful stone... rock hounding is so addictive
*Addictive yes but rock hound die broke*
Dan, you got me into gold prospecting. I live in Colorado myself so there's no shortage of gold. In the San Jaun mountains there this summer I found 2.85 grams of gold panning and sluicing. thanks for the videos and keep encouraging people to do something they may love!
When Dan said “I’ll let gravity do the work” I was immediately thinking “Please don’t break, please don’t break.” I’m glad it survived in one piece though. Beautiful Ocean Picture Stone!
Really awesome stuff! Just beautiful! Thanks for sharing....I understand the paranoia about claim jumpers. Take care!
Fantastic efforts you two!
Protect, preserve and hydrate 😊
Thank you
Some amazing large pieces! That's such great possibilities for you all. Hello 👋 everyone.
Dear D & D, I so enjoyed this video. The stones are magnificent. It was lovely to see you working as a couple, you seem to work well together. I loved hearing the stone “ring” it was quite incredible. I had never heard of picture stone until I watched your videos. It’s so beautiful. 😊. It’s terrible that people seem to think that they can go and help themselves to someone else’s property and hard won work. A few bear traps would not go amiss….
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean people are NOT claim jumping……..folk can visit, just not collect rocks.
It was fantastic watching that rock being worked and taken off the shelf and it left me believing that you have the best claim on the planet. I have never seen “Picture Jasper” so beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video.
Yall need a pop up shade tent for your work area if that’s even possible to carry down for you! Love watching these videos and heard all the crackling of those rocks!
Dang Dan, You're Misses is a beast. I'm watching her swing the sledgehammer one handed and I'm amazed just how strong she is. Very impressive my friend!
I appreciate your honesty about being wrong. I know that you have had claim jumpers in the past and it must be a constant cause of stress.
My brother is a fan and I got a small piece of Ocean Picture Stone for him for his B-Day, and he loved it! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. :)
Absolutely loved this and that ocean picture stone is incredible! I could stare at a piece of that all day. Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. ROCK ON!! 😃👍🏻🪨⛏️
Some of the "ocean stone" looks more like river rapids with the gray stone amidst the blue. Beautiful!!
One of the most beautiful rocks i've seen ❤
Thank you for your honesty and integrity, and your fascinating videos. If I ever get caught up on projects, I'll bid on some of your beautiful Ocean Picture Stone. It really is exceptional.
You need portable shade tents for that heat, lol! Such beautiful rocks you guys collected. Sorry that so many people don't understand what private claims are.
well thank you for sharing the adventure and information.
Great looking product Dan. 🎉
Dan is the most good hearted guy. Don't steal from him .
So cool I’m jealous what you are doing. So thank you for sharing your life.
Dan you never fail to earn my subscription.
No one blames you for trying to protect what you work so hard for! That is your claim and you and your family work so incredibly hard to get those stones and you deserve the right to be protective!
Wow that picture stone is awesome i love your videos you really show how much mother nature has to offer
Never noticed this type of rock until I saw your videos! Love your enthusiasm!!!
you always inspire me with your videos, and again i know nothing about these stones.... However, I did do some research,
and it is amazing how it looks when you do your magic to the rocks.
Dear Dan and Dayna. More water inside you guys! Cooling towels around the neck do wonders too. You need to be more careful. Such b-e-a Utiful rocks!
That stone is so amazing! You are a lucky man. Do watch out and make sure you drink plenty of liquid and keep yourself cool. Dayna, your awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Dan, I have done a lot of stone work,, mostly limestone (fairly soft and easy to direct flaw) I would recommend,, your hammer is too heavy. How hard you strike is more a product of the mass or strength of person, and/or the length of the handle, than the weight of the hammer. A too heavy hammer just saps your strength, gains you no additional. I would suggest you try a 2.5 pound for your wedges and chisel,, 3 pounds tops. A 2 pounder would work fine but might be a little light,, or the classic,, and it IS classic for reasons. A 3 pound hand jack,, the short stout handle. It is what a jack hammer(powered) is named after. My bet is a shorter handle, and or lighter hammer/longer handle, somewhere in there, is the right hammer for you or Dana. Get all the work done,, and much easier on you.
100%
I agree. I will add that rhythm of the hammering also comes in the equation. This site reminds me of a quarry in Scotland in the approach to loch Assynt with a magnificent contact metamorphic dolomite.
Darn squirrels and birds pinching rocks from your claim!
You will get bigger cracks forming doing ONE tap per wedge EVERY time and sometimes even leaving some time for pressure to release and form the crack. Especially in brittle / fractured rock multiple hits in one spot over stress the rock locally and breaks off a bunch of small chunks. Also popping off chunks from a face is best done from multiple sides and depending on natural grain going in at an angle helps.
Wow, those sure are pretty rocks. Those colours are amazing.
Thanks for the great vid! Heat exposure is a very real risk that too many people take lightly.
19:47 famous Dan Hurd quotes, " I can hear the sound it's making" ❤😂
Wow what a workout!!!! I am panting just watching you work. I have purchased from your website, and I always get good specimens for our rock shop!! you are a great businessman and teacher
Dan try putting your post it signs off of the road a couple hundred feet to avoid people seeing them from the road and knowing where the spot is
The ones with those "ferny" black dendrites are even more amazing. So many processes in one deposit.
That is one beautiful chunk Dan..allways love your vids..entertainment with some knowledge and some incredible scenery make for a great day..
Fantastic video Dan and Dayna, so enjoy that OPS, so beautiful. I do intend on buying some, if any good stuff is left ;)
Great video. Be careful with the heat. I live in Texas and know how dangerous it can be.
I grew up in the Okanagan desert, I know heat, and know how to deal with it. It has been a long time since I let myself get that dangerously hot. I think I was too focused on getting that rock off.
Great looking stone Dan. Looking forward to the next video.
Wow, you could really hear the cracking this time. COOL.
This is an excellent video, hope you keep exploring and having an excellent time Dan.
Hey Diamond Dan, glad there were no claim jumpers.
Man, oh man, that last big chunk of OPS was amazing, just fan friggin tastic!!
Have a great day Dan!
Glad to hear there was no claim jumpers this time!
These ocean picture stones look amazing!!!!!
I look forward to the finished product
Great video Dan and Dayna! I’m glad to hear no one has been illegally quarrying on your OPS claim. Beautiful rock!
Very nice sir thank you for sharing this with us six stars
That is a beauitiful rock. I would like to have a coffee table inlaid with it, but that would be too expensive for me.
I'd say slowly buy and talk family into buying you slabs of a certain size. Then with other rocks of importance to you have it set into beautiful wood/acrylic to make your table.
I watch way too many wood working videos here on the tubes tho.
Give yourself some grace though. It's not like people haven't claim jumped on you before. You are a good man and my family and I love watching your videos!
Excellent Job Sir Fantabulous Stone ya got Thank You!!!!!
Beautiful ocean stone. Great job. I can’t wait to get some of that.
Beautiful, beautiful stone. Please do be careful in the heat! The long stone at 23:18 made me think of the Hawaiian Islands.
this is going to be another great video, from Red beard
Those are just gorgeous 😍
A 100 F is 37+ degree 😮😮😮😮 beautiful stones ❤
3 people innocently admitted to claim jumping. That means 33 more didn’t. Yup, I would’ve gotten that rock too.
You have indeed earned my subscription, and keep earning again with every video! Love watching your enthusiasm for the outdoors and everything rock related! Thank you Dan and Family!
Thanks for the content and yes, the gas container can explode in the Sun when there's even gas in it. Is seen it empty as well
Yeah, okay, today you earned my subscription. Absolutely _amazing_ material, Dan! Way to go!
i am going to need you to be a bit more careful. heat stroke, heat exhaustion are no joke. i can't see pretty rocks if you fall out, lol. i'm glad everything worked out with the claim. i just love your videos!
I wish you did guided trips! I would help just to experience how much fun you have
Black shirt on a sunny day....😊
Time for the white shirts....😅
Love your ocean picture stone videos! It's such an interesting stone
I subscribed long ago because of your gold prospecting, excellent teaching for me as a newby. But you've won me over witih these ocean. picturestone, and the other interesting BC rocks. Great content.
Cool vid Dan, i think a backyard pond would look unbelievable made out of those stones.
Beautiful stuff Dan !
Dan, i realise what you wish to achieve, just a suggestion why not get your mate Jason to drill a couple of holes and use a very small charge underneath that boulder to lift the whole piece out it would look fabulous cheers
Dan, looking forward to the arrival of my 2 pieces of Christmas OPS. And I don't understand people commenting on your relationship with Dana? It is what it is and it looks like it's working wonderfully for you. Mind your own beeswax people! And being a southern boy, when I hear the Canadian dialect in y'alls conversations, it gives me a lot of happiness. 😊 I loved the Great White North and listening to you 2 banter put me in mind of it.
Lift with you knees Dan! 😮
That’s really sad that people will still com to ur private claim after being told not to and take from u and ur family’s hard work that u guys do to bring us great picture stone as well as great videos for us all to enjoy I can’t stand thieves for real
There are a lot of weirdos on the internet. Other UA-camrs with different content are always having people show up at their homes and places of work and making themselves right at home. I dont understand how people can think that's not a weird thing to do.
These are always my favorite videos love the bc picture stone it's beautiful
Dan I’m glad you were overly paranoid vs under paranoid and people stealing your rock. You do so many wide shots showing the valleys and the location. People much better than me on vista identification would probably know exactly where your claim is, and honest people are turned away by signage. Those nefarious people won’t care about fences or signs, and probably would hike miles with material. Some day I hope to get some of your rocks and gold (by purchase) but it’s not in the cards at the moment.
LMNT is what you need during outings when the temperature is excessive. Ask Brent if they are good.
Dan I love your content. I wish you would focus less on claim jumping on camera. I understand this is a BIG issue. That being said I have fun when you have fun. You are awesome! Happy days.
I really do understand what u r saying when people come up to u and say they have been trying to get up there to have a look 💯 % anyone would think the same.
🎉🎉 this was filmed on my Birthday 🎉🎉 pretty cool!
A little paranoia isn't a bad thing Dan when it concerns your livelihood claim jumping for you is like shoplifting for a retail store it's not good business practice to allow it to continue so a bit of paranoia is a god thing specially when 3 people have already admitted to trying to get in there and claim jump. Bad vibes aside another great video showing off some very pretty OP stone and the ever beautiful Dana
Aww seeing a polite Canadian displeased about theft is soo cute 😂. Good luck hope your able to find these and deterr future ones!
Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!
yaay love love love when you do the bc picture stone idk what it is about it but i guess i am a rock junkie
Looks like some good haul!
Dana's a beast on the hammer. You're a lucky man.
Thank you as always and I love your mea culpa. I would be worried too.
Next time you feel like splurging on a new toy, check out the DJI Pocket 3 which has gimbal stabilization and great video (they took all their experience with drones, ripped off the propellers and turned it into a camera)
Nice of you to cover up the theft Dan, but we both know the squirrels stole em !
the red and blue are beautiful, I want one
I always enjoy watching you especially when your beautiful bride is with you!!! Love you💖!!!! Beautiful stone!!!!!😮😮😮😮💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕😍😍😍😉😉😉😀😀😀😂😂😂😂😘😘😘🌈🌈🌈❤❤❤❤💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕
Thanks Dan good luck with the rock pirate thing
You were smart to go and get your stone.
Shame about the thieves, there are always people willing to just take what they want with no moral compunctions.
May I suggest, given that it is ocean picture stone, that you obtain some trained guard sharks who can swim around in the blue bits to ward off the naughty folk?
Beautiful stone in a beautiful area
That was the most polite way of saying I'm po'ed. I'm sorry that happened to you.
Unfortunately, some people really just don't care about rights or claims.