Glad to see you back and that you’re doing well. Thanks for making your content. It’s one thing for me to read about minerals but it’s so great to watch the way you put it into practice.
Once again, you amaze me with your vast knowledge, and your willingness to share it. You are ROCK STAR !!!! I can't wait for you and Jeff to take us on your next excursion. Thank you!!!
I love sitting back and learning all i can from you and your videos! And i love seeing videos made around where i live!! :) i even recognized the roads and where you were looking! Im a rookie rockhound and your videos have taught me so much! Even if i have to cross research most of your terms to understand lol p.s. just started reading your book rockhound: an experience of the North and looking forward to buying your other two books aswell!
I love your videos mate, always a great rock adventure but also your wealth of knowledge that you share is so valuable. Thank you for sharing your passion for the mineral goodness my friend. 👌
Great video - keep it up. Glad to see you back online. Your exploring in my back yard, am just north of all this. It was a bad area for flooding this year. Looking forward to more videos now that your able to post again!
Terrific to be following your videos now, new comer to rockhounding and live in far north Ontario. Would love to see you come even further north for guidance on what might be found! Learning a lot from you, thanks.
Still don't know what I'll be traveling in My old truck is tired nut faithful. Spent 5 days in SQAW valley for quarts crystals and tiger eyes always keep your eyes ANF options open Last fall found a half smoky half clear If you look real close that Crystal had two points .Happy hunting.
do the crystals you find have any value. if so what are the various kinds worth? can you do a show to indicate the approx. value of the various rocks, crystals,and gemstones you find. and how the value is calculated for your various finds. Thanks Ray!
@@Rookie_Rockounding Still waiting on results! What he's saying about "very narrow layers of K and Na feldspar" is a big part of it I think. Typically called 'perthitic exsolution' when the feldspar that should form later 'comes out' of the already solid emplaced feldspar, though in this case they were speculating it was 'anti-perthitic', in that somehow you ended up with what *should* have been the emplaced spar 'coming out' of what *should* have been the later spar. Once I get the results I'll finish the video which will hopefully explain it in simpler but more thorough terms. Heck, by then I might have been back to the source, I'm going there on the 20th. Definitely will get some video! Hope it's not underwater! They've been flooding like crazy this year......
Glad to see you back and that you’re doing well. Thanks for making your content. It’s one thing for me to read about minerals but it’s so great to watch the way you put it into practice.
Once again, you amaze me with your vast knowledge, and your willingness to share it. You are ROCK STAR !!!! I can't wait for you and Jeff to take us on your next excursion. Thank you!!!
Love hearing you talk about rocks great teaching experience I can definitely tell you are a good teacher
Travs Guide
How brilliant is his mind!
I heard that he is a geology teacher in other comments from the past
I love sitting back and learning all i can from you and your videos! And i love seeing videos made around where i live!! :) i even recognized the roads and where you were looking! Im a rookie rockhound and your videos have taught me so much! Even if i have to cross research most of your terms to understand lol p.s. just started reading your book rockhound: an experience of the North and looking forward to buying your other two books aswell!
Thanks for sharing the adventure! Looking forward to this year and seeing where you end up, should be a great season.
I guess Im kinda off topic but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released movies online?
@Cristiano Ronnie I watch on FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
@Alonzo Jericho yea, have been watching on FlixZone for since march myself =)
@Alonzo Jericho Thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it!
@Cristiano Ronnie you are welcome :D
Uggg I love this video. You are in my backyard. :) Awesome Rock Hounding country eh. Great upload Caver461 next time your up, stop in. CHEERS !!!
I love your videos mate, always a great rock adventure but also your wealth of knowledge that you share is so valuable. Thank you for sharing your passion for the mineral goodness my friend. 👌
Great video - keep it up. Glad to see you back online. Your exploring in my back yard, am just north of all this. It was a bad area for flooding this year. Looking forward to more videos now that your able to post again!
Yes hopefully you do!!! Im done complaining about a little high water ....
Good luck to you 🍺🍺🍺🍺✅🇺🇸
Terrific to be following your videos now, new comer to rockhounding and live in far north Ontario. Would love to see you come even further north for guidance on what might be found! Learning a lot from you, thanks.
Very interesting!
If you haven't been I would highly recommend visiting the emerald pegmatite deposit northeast of dryden!
Still don't know what I'll be traveling in
My old truck is tired nut faithful. Spent 5 days in SQAW valley for quarts crystals and tiger eyes always keep your eyes ANF options open Last fall found a half smoky half clear
If you look real close that Crystal had two points .Happy hunting.
do the crystals you find have any value. if so what are the various kinds worth? can you do a show to indicate the approx. value of the various rocks, crystals,and gemstones you find. and how the value is calculated for your various finds. Thanks Ray!
I live near South River and Sundridge! Would love to go rock hound there.
What a shame I love Huntsville...shocking to see. Have you ever done outings for people that want to learn? Very interesting stuff! Thank you.
I've got Lakehead University working on SEM of why you get that "fairy sparkle". Will keep you posted.
Thirst Fast
Hey dude! Is that what you have in the pinfire??????? It’s stunning!
@@Rookie_Rockounding Still waiting on results! What he's saying about "very narrow layers of K and Na feldspar" is a big part of it I think. Typically called 'perthitic exsolution' when the feldspar that should form later 'comes out' of the already solid emplaced feldspar, though in this case they were speculating it was 'anti-perthitic', in that somehow you ended up with what *should* have been the emplaced spar 'coming out' of what *should* have been the later spar. Once I get the results I'll finish the video which will hopefully explain it in simpler but more thorough terms. Heck, by then I might have been back to the source, I'm going there on the 20th. Definitely will get some video! Hope it's not underwater! They've been flooding like crazy this year......
Could you go into detail what you mean when you said that "the quartz makes a vein in the middle" in pegmatite?
Where abouts are these spots I’m new to the hobby but looking to get more into it
hey man how are you? i have been doing some stuff in southern ontario.. would be neat to run into you or even join you guys one day
Great video, when was the footage shot? I used to have land in Muskoka. We had snow end of May 3 years ago.
About 6 weeks ago, but the computer was broken so it was not possible to get the video up till now.
@@Caver461, thanks, was just wondering the same thing. Snow in early May is not out of the question up there.
I love making nature videos. Would love to film you a video of you rockhounding....
Have you found a Skarn zone, with interesting minerals before
It's not uncommon in the Bancroft area. Ive been to a few. York River Skarn was a great spot.
New subscriber here! You're welcome
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