This is a great discussion of the material. Please don't ever be embarrassed filming. Just had a piece on the quartzite show(the RV part) on 60 minutes and every other person was filming for a UA-cam channel. I appreciate what I learn from you so much.
Great stuff Dave. Ever since I discovered you I'm binge watching your videos and it has reawakened my interest in gems and minerals. Thank you! Keep making these videos. Would also love to see more videos where you work the stones. Much love from The Netherlands
It is nice to finally see another video of another mineral show starting the 2021 year and I have to say, you are a beast for driving 13 hours to go and see it! You Rock!
Thanks for what’s my friend I really appreciate it I plan on going to tucson this April for the rescheduled tucson gem and mineral show and filming as much as I can
Hiya Dave, awesome video dude, awesome sabs too, that's pretty cool using bowling balls, man I gave a beautiful one away, I wish I would have known about cutting them up and making cabs out of them. 😉 you scored on that box of things with a cool book. Well I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
Thanks for watching my friend :) the bowling ball is so funny 😆 I’ve heard about it since I’ve started in the art but I’ve never seen it in jewelry The box is cool I’m going to keep the books but I’m going to give away the specimens here on the channel some time soon
Totally I love when I find slabs that are set up with drawings of calves that other artists have drawn Sometimes they could’ve been drawn 50 years ago :)
It’s definitely one of the silliest most interesting man-made materials that people work I’ve been seeing it for as long As I have been in the industry but believe it or not I’ve never seen it ever being used and a piece of jewelry I’ve held onto a piece for many years that I’ve planned on making a video with but I haven’t done it yet
I discovered bowlerite through Keith Horst former lapidary instructor at the yavapai college. Bowlerite is so fun to work and easy with some of the most unique and beautiful colors, it's light and not a heavy material so you can use large pieces.
I like it a lot more than the Denver show it’s definitely a buyers market fair at quartzite I believe since it’s a lot of mom and pops and they do their own slabbing a lot of times their own harvesting and a lot of their own cabin it’s a good place to connect with the material that you were buying that close with Luv that was works for the people who worked it unfortunately a lot of foreigner dealers at jam shows do you not do any of the cutting of their stones and are paying someone next to nothing to do all the work where the mom and pops hair in America at shows like this one do all of the work
Dave thanks for featuring me. It was great to meet you! I'm going to be having a major sale at my home in a month or so you'll have to come out and spend the day.
Thank you my friend for sharing your kindness and deep love for rocks :) your a awesome dude and we’re my favorite booth to film I would love to go to your sale!❤️💎🔥
Definitely had a blast in courtside this particular vendor was one of my most favorite people to me definitely kind and genuine Rock loving people I’m still not quite rested up from the super long 13 Hour Drives though :)
That’s one of my favorite things to do while filming these shows :) I almost never forget a vendor after I chat with them and there’s nothing like striking up life long friendships with new rock family much like with Ben from this video I will never forget him and I’ll always be a pleasure to see him as often as I can at different gemshows around the country
@@lapidarydave Right on brother that's the way it should be :) I tried looking them up online all I got was British Columbia, Canada rock shops, do you know if they got a website?
@@chadatchison145 Do you know the gentleman talks about how he’s not very computer savvy towards the end of the video so I don’t think they do have a website there might be a Facebook page at most but he says he’s always getting banned on Facebook LOL I would think the best way to get a hold of them would be to call them I only gave the phone number for Ben the other phone number was his recently deceased if you do call him don’t be afraid to negotiate the gentleman is extremely kind and let him know that the guy who bought that box of rocks for five dollars Uploaded a video and that I say hi
@@lapidarydave If I call them I definitely tell them that :) I like the variety of affordable stones they have and I like how thin they are too cos it can be a pain making them thinner myself, mistakes have been made lol. Thanks for the suggestions.
Me neither, but my first boulder opal pendant was the first that had a profound effect on my depression. I couldn't open my eyes before 930 and the first time I wore it was the day I woke at 630 with no alarm. Completely unexpected as I don't really get into crystal healing. Weird but 100% true. That said, peizio electrics as a starting point is proof of there being more to the story.
@@lapidarydave thanks for letting me know.ill be making a trip there in the next few weeks. I'm about 2 hours from There ..I love that town..I. the winter .lol ;).be safe and good vibes to you...ps...I'm trying to plan for the TGMS in Tucson.you know anything.im hearing April now 😏
Yeah they were totally awesome pieces I really enjoyed it Ben The gentleman who does all the slapping in this video but in my honest opinion his prices were just a little high for me I find a lot of the same material A lot more affordable from different vendors that doesn’t mean that I wouldn’t buy from him it just means that I would wanna negotiate better prices and I wasn’t in the position to buy enough material from him to where it would make a negotiating worthwhile for both of us I should’ve bought at least two pieces of that black J though I’m beating myself up over it however Ben is a super cool guy his information is in the video and I can always give them a call
@@lapidarydave I still think with your awesome demeanor and knowledge you would be amazing sales guy for getting rough or slabs. Thank you for the awesome video, you are always my favorite lapidarist.
@@lapidarydave Hiya. I'm John Church of Swordfish Mining, virginvalleyopal.com. My space number this year would have been 206, but i fell out prospecting & got stitches in my right hand, besides the CCPV lock downs. I've been set up on the fence of Ironwood there at the corner row of the QIA for over a decade. American Precious Opal. Those are my little drainage canals left from previous years unpleasantness. I have a video of the Tornado year.
@@ResortDog Hot tamale I’m sorry I didn’t recognize you thanks so much for watching my friend I have more videos coming up from the show :) Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate it
Awesome:) hopefully you didn’t have to bounce anybody off the property this year for stealing Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate it
Most of the time Tucson is Jan-feb but this year it got “rescheduled” there’s a good chance it might not happen at all Most years there are two types of people that go to the show for more than casual buying and those of the people that show up early to buy a quality the first few days of the show to get the first pick of the litter and then there are the people that show up at the last days in the show who want quantity They try to get the best deal possible in my opinion the quality people are a lot more respected then the quantity people but The vendors at the show are used to people haggling and lowballing the last few days of the show So it’s a little tough to answer your question on when the best time to be at the Tucson show I would say if you can try to stay the whole month this way you get a bit of both worlds
Thanks for showing us trapped at home around Dave! That Rock and Mineral book was the bible for us as pebble pups, I would check it out from the library befire owning my first.Is there a certain Lapidary Journal you are looking for? I collected them all untill they turned into beading in the 2000's and have some doubles. I cant wait to see the whole show! I enjoy the small show people:) like Prineville and Madras , Peace brother and stay safe!
I’m trying to do the full collection from the 40s up until right before they started beading If you’d like to trade some of my doubles for your doubles that would be nice or I could straight up buy your doubles or a trade you for some material or crystals if you were interested
@@lapidarydave ,I got them all the ones from the 40's are small size, I even have a checklist like baseball :) my favorite was June Zeitner , I was in contact with her before she passed ,we used snail mail and I bought her last book and she sent me a signed picture from her classroom! She taught right up to the end. I will see what I have brother, and I collected R&G I have piles of those and the other lapidary magazines that are gone. The 60's and 70,s were the best issues!!!
@@tombabcock438 That is so awesome my friend there is just so much knowledge inside of those old books a lot of people learn from the Internet but they are priceless pieces of information techniques and ideas for tools inside of these old magazines of people who only learn from the Internet can never understand
@@lapidarydave , and not all the maps are obsolete :) ,They went to beads and started sucking, now its minerals and mostly PMC clay and still sucking!! They probably cant find rockhounds that can tell the stories like the old writers! I would love to sell the whole collection or donate them to a big club or musuem !! peace brother
@@tombabcock438 I’ve been trying to figure out how I can share all of the lapidary journal that I collect I tried calling the new library journal jewelry artist and I left them emails but no one answered I would love to get good scans of these and put them online but I don’t wanna get sued
Hi Dave,i dont understand why the write the prices on the stones,i bought a pièce of ametist and i dont get the ink off the piece a bought.how can i remove the ink?😘🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🤗
Most of the times if you see writing on a stone it’s usually a slab which is intended to be cut and polished later down the line in which the writing will be removed however much like your situation I have seen people use sharpie to write on CRYSTAL’s or other materials that are not intended to be cut and carved which is a shame because it can be hard to remove and sometimes the ink from a pen or permanent marker can seep into the material or CRYSTAL making it even harder to remove I was just soaking it in a little bit of acetone or perhaps using some store-bought “goo-oof” which can easily be bought in small quantities from places like the dollar store or Walmart it shouldn’t damage the CRYSTAL at all but it is very good at removing ink :)
@@flashbackactivator6565 Come to Tucson in April with me and Lynn the keno show and most of the big shows have been rescheduled for April we got our booth space for free so you should definitely join us and sell your goods
@@lapidarydave maybe. Let me know next time. I need help picking out some good stuff. Are you going to do any hunting on your way home? I found a bunch of nice agate nodules in New Mexico on the roadside.
@@joycerobertson3238 it would be my please to help you shop :) you know I was going to find some agates my friend suggest on the side of the road in NM which prob is the same place as you went :) there was a cool video on the place that Tom green made on UA-cam
@@lapidarydave may I recommend you promote a platform that doesn’t demonetize you based upon your audience’s or your political or religious belief? One that can’t do censorship? My friend Diamond Miner Ivan’s was just demonetized for no reason, he went from 10,000 followers to just 70 today.
@@joycerobertson3238 I appreciate the thought but I don’t do the religious or politics thing myself I never get involved with that kind of stuff on social media UA-cam and it’s nothing you’ll ever find in my search history as of right now UA-cam is treating me really well it seems like I’m getting paid more than folks that have more than twice as many subscribers as me I keep everything PG I never curse I never let anybody curse in my videos either But if anything better than UA-cam ever pops up I’ll definitely start uploading there as well I didn’t start the channel in order to make money I started to help people so if it ever happens where I’m not making money like I am today I don’t think I’ll let that stop me from using UA-cam
This is a great discussion of the material. Please don't ever be embarrassed filming. Just had a piece on the quartzite show(the RV part) on 60 minutes and every other person was filming for a UA-cam channel. I appreciate what I learn from you so much.
This is great. I love how you take your time and talk about the material. You are the best, Dave. 🙏
It’s one of my favorite ways to make these videos :) thanks for watching
My heart went out when I heard Ben's story about his better half. Dave you are a great vlogger with a real good heart. PEACE
Thanks brother :) Ben is a amazingly kind and real rock loving person ❤️
I love how you show and talk about all the rocks. I would be in heaven at one of those shows. Awesome video! Learning alot watching your videos.
Thanks so much for watching
What a great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching
Very comforting watching him showing us all these rocks .What a blessing!
Thank you so much twiggy for watching I really appreciate it :) when I was a kid my neighborhood friends gave me the nickname twiggy 💎❤️
Great stuff Dave. Ever since I discovered you I'm binge watching your videos and it has reawakened my interest in gems and minerals. Thank you! Keep making these videos. Would also love to see more videos where you work the stones. Much love from The Netherlands
Thanks for watching Kris I really appreciate it I will make sure to make a lot more videos on working materials soon
@@lapidarydave No, thank you Dave. Looking forward seeing more. Learning a lot from you!
Great to see you videoing again at shows! Dang there so much nice materials there.
Definitely and all of these goodies in this video were from one vendor :) The quartzite show is absolutely awesome
Ahhh hooray- been waiting for this, love it!! Howdy from a grateful supporter on IG🥰
Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate it you’re the best
@@lapidarydave the pleasure is mine, Sir! I love your videos, and I wish I could go in person- these are my most enjoyed shots on UA-cam🥰
It is nice to finally see another video of another mineral show starting the 2021 year and I have to say, you are a beast for driving 13 hours to go and see it! You Rock!
Thanks for what’s my friend I really appreciate it I plan on going to tucson this April for the rescheduled tucson gem and mineral show and filming as much as I can
Owyhee was a mispronunciation of Hawaii by the native Indians of eastern Oregon when Hawaiian cowboys were imported in the 1800s.
Holy hot dawg that is stunning information :) thanks so much
Hiya Dave, awesome video dude, awesome sabs too, that's pretty cool using bowling balls, man I gave a beautiful one away, I wish I would have known about cutting them up and making cabs out of them. 😉 you scored on that box of things with a cool book.
Well I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
Thanks for watching my friend :) the bowling ball is so funny 😆 I’ve heard about it since I’ve started in the art but I’ve never seen it in jewelry
The box is cool I’m going to keep the books but I’m going to give away the specimens here on the channel some time soon
@@lapidarydave cool!
Nice looking stuff. Nice come up on that box too, that dude was pretty cool to give it up for five bux 👍👍
Tha dude Ben was so super cool :) I’m going to give away the box sometime soon :)
Very cool video, always great to watch your stuff
Thank you so much for watching my friend :)
Love the video Dave. Can't wait for the next one of this show.
Thanks for watching I really appreciate it
I love the slice of stone on which the heart is drawn, it perfectly combines the shape with the stone! min 5:10🥰🤩😍 💝💖💗🔝
Totally I love when I find slabs that are set up with drawings of calves that other artists have drawn Sometimes they could’ve been drawn 50 years ago :)
Loved this show, learned alot it was et to see things cut. Thank you
Thanks for watching my friend I really appreciate it :3
You Are Awesome Dave!Love Your UA-cam Channel..❣️🕉❣️✨💥✨
Thank you so much I really appreciate you watching and your kindness 😭 🙂 you are awesome my friend
Thanks for the tip.indeed it was seep in the mineral.i go try what you recommand.😘😘🤗🇱🇺
Let me know how it works out for you
Oke 😉😘
Another fun video. Bowlerite has me intrigued, never had heard of that being used
It’s definitely one of the silliest most interesting man-made materials that people work I’ve been seeing it for as long As I have been in the industry but believe it or not I’ve never seen it ever being used and a piece of jewelry I’ve held onto a piece for many years that I’ve planned on making a video with but I haven’t done it yet
I discovered bowlerite through Keith Horst former lapidary instructor at the yavapai college. Bowlerite is so fun to work and easy with some of the most unique and beautiful colors, it's light and not a heavy material so you can use large pieces.
@@benjaminmcneil4492 I Meted the first piece I tried to use 😭 maybe I’m applying to much pressure while buffing
Great video Dave. Never been to the Quartzite show before. Definitely on the to do list.
I like it a lot more than the Denver show it’s definitely a buyers market fair at quartzite I believe since it’s a lot of mom and pops and they do their own slabbing a lot of times their own harvesting and a lot of their own cabin it’s a good place to connect with the material that you were buying that close with Luv that was works for the people who worked it unfortunately a lot of foreigner dealers at jam shows do you not do any of the cutting of their stones and are paying someone next to nothing to do all the work where the mom and pops hair in America at shows like this one do all of the work
Ooooh, the box is great!!
Well then stay tuned my friend for your chance to win the box full of gems minerals and specimens minus the books that are inside
Bless his heart and God speed!🌛🌛
Dave thanks for featuring me. It was great to meet you! I'm going to be having a major sale at my home in a month or so you'll have to come out and spend the day.
Thank you my friend for sharing your kindness and deep love for rocks :) your a awesome dude and we’re my favorite booth to film
I would love to go to your sale!❤️💎🔥
Hey Ben! Do you have a website where you sell these slabs? Or is there another way to get some of these precious slabs
@@andrescoll5815 his number is 6024635707 give him a call :)
@@lapidarydave thanks man!! Love your page!
Wow.... İt's really pleasure to see a new gem video. Fun is back on track. Thanks a lot bro....
My pleasure my friend thanks for watching
Oh man amazing all those slabs!!! Glad you are doing well my friend
Definitely had a blast in courtside this particular vendor was one of my most favorite people to me definitely kind and genuine Rock loving people I’m still not quite rested up from the super long 13 Hour Drives though :)
@@lapidarydave very good to hear. Ya that can take a toll on someone easily!!! Get some rest my friend
Cool video Dave, love how you get talking to the venders. :)
That’s one of my favorite things to do while filming these shows :) I almost never forget a vendor after I chat with them and there’s nothing like striking up life long friendships with new rock family much like with Ben from this video I will never forget him and I’ll always be a pleasure to see him as often as I can at different gemshows around the country
@@lapidarydave Right on brother that's the way it should be :) I tried looking them up online all I got was British Columbia, Canada rock shops, do you know if they got a website?
@@chadatchison145 Do you know the gentleman talks about how he’s not very computer savvy towards the end of the video so I don’t think they do have a website there might be a Facebook page at most but he says he’s always getting banned on Facebook LOL I would think the best way to get a hold of them would be to call them I only gave the phone number for Ben the other phone number was his recently deceased if you do call him don’t be afraid to negotiate the gentleman is extremely kind and let him know that the guy who bought that box of rocks for five dollars Uploaded a video and that I say hi
@@lapidarydave If I call them I definitely tell them that :) I like the variety of affordable stones they have and I like how thin they are too cos it can be a pain making them thinner myself, mistakes have been made lol. Thanks for the suggestions.
That was educational thanks for sharing
Your too kind 😅 I hope someone learned something but I’m still learning myself
Want to go there this year but it didn't work out. Thanks for sharing the fun.
Thanks for watching my friend
Eagles are my favorite! Got Eagle tattoos. Super nice family. Yes I know exactly where to find Wyoming jade.
They are definitely super nice and awesome people thanks for watching my friend
Hi Dave i have the same book i bought it 45 years ago.only i got the Dutch version
Fantastic! That’s so cool :)
Awesome exhibit
Definitely a cool booth :) thanks for watching
You went by the best stuff the rain forest jasper, we belong to the Quartzsite roadrunner gem and mineral club
Me neither, but my first boulder opal pendant was the first that had a profound effect on my depression.
I couldn't open my eyes before 930 and the first time I wore it was the day I woke at 630 with no alarm.
Completely unexpected as I don't really get into crystal healing.
Weird but 100% true.
That said, peizio electrics as a starting point is proof of there being more to the story.
Awesome story my friend and thank you so much for sharing :)🔥❤️
I also Have that Book..its awesome
That’s awesome:) I love the hand drawn Mineral books
Hi Dave, I haven't been able to make a trip to quartzite this year.yet ;)...is there a pretty good selection of things out this year.
There definitely was I didn’t get to spend enough time in Quartzsite to check everything out but There definitely was a lot of great stuff
@@lapidarydave thanks for letting me know.ill be making a trip there in the next few weeks. I'm about 2 hours from There ..I love that town..I. the winter .lol ;).be safe and good vibes to you...ps...I'm trying to plan for the TGMS in Tucson.you know anything.im hearing April now 😏
That serpentine is beautiful. I haven't seen those yellow/green colors. That black jade though as well...
Yeah they were totally awesome pieces I really enjoyed it Ben The gentleman who does all the slapping in this video but in my honest opinion his prices were just a little high for me I find a lot of the same material A lot more affordable from different vendors that doesn’t mean that I wouldn’t buy from him it just means that I would wanna negotiate better prices and I wasn’t in the position to buy enough material from him to where it would make a negotiating worthwhile for both of us I should’ve bought at least two pieces of that black J though I’m beating myself up over it however Ben is a super cool guy his information is in the video and I can always give them a call
@@lapidarydave I still think with your awesome demeanor and knowledge you would be amazing sales guy for getting rough or slabs. Thank you for the awesome video, you are always my favorite lapidarist.
@@JoshuaBehringer 😭😭😭😭❤️🔥❤️
Aww, Im not in the opening shot like normal. Thanks for sharing. I dont miss remaking my drainage ditches when it rained.
Who are you my friend 🤩 I’m sorry I don’t recognize your UA-cam handle :)
@@lapidarydave Hiya. I'm John Church of Swordfish Mining, virginvalleyopal.com. My space number this year would have been 206, but i fell out prospecting & got stitches in my right hand, besides the CCPV lock downs. I've been set up on the fence of Ironwood there at the corner row of the QIA for over a decade. American Precious Opal. Those are my little drainage canals left from previous years unpleasantness. I have a video of the Tornado year.
@@ResortDog Hot tamale I’m sorry I didn’t recognize you thanks so much for watching my friend I have more videos coming up from the show :) Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate it
We were there playing security guard. Lots of fun rocks.
Awesome:) hopefully you didn’t have to bounce anybody off the property this year for stealing
Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate it
@@lapidarydave well maybe a few.
I'm a sucker for purple too! I went to Desert Gardens but didn't stay long enough to visit QIA:(
I didn’t get to stay very long either 😭😭😭 also jelly you make great UA-cam videos I look forward to watching more of your work
When would you recommend to be the best time to stop by in town for this years Tucson’s gem show?
Most of the time Tucson is Jan-feb but this year it got “rescheduled” there’s a good chance it might not happen at all
Most years there are two types of people that go to the show for more than casual buying and those of the people that show up early to buy a quality the first few days of the show to get the first pick of the litter and then there are the people that show up at the last days in the show who want quantity They try to get the best deal possible in my opinion the quality people are a lot more respected then the quantity people but The vendors at the show are used to people haggling and lowballing the last few days of the show So it’s a little tough to answer your question on when the best time to be at the Tucson show I would say if you can try to stay the whole month this way you get a bit of both worlds
Thanks for showing us trapped at home around Dave! That Rock and Mineral book was the bible for us as pebble pups, I would check it out from the library befire owning my first.Is there a certain Lapidary Journal you are looking for? I collected them all untill they turned into beading in the 2000's and have some doubles. I cant wait to see the whole show! I enjoy the small show people:) like Prineville and Madras , Peace brother and stay safe!
I’m trying to do the full collection from the 40s up until right before they started beading If you’d like to trade some of my doubles for your doubles that would be nice or I could straight up buy your doubles or a trade you for some material or crystals if you were interested
@@lapidarydave ,I got them all the ones from the 40's are small size, I even have a checklist like baseball :) my favorite was June Zeitner , I was in contact with her before she passed ,we used snail mail and I bought her last book and she sent me a signed picture from her classroom! She taught right up to the end. I will see what I have brother, and I collected R&G I have piles of those and the other lapidary magazines that are gone. The 60's and 70,s were the best issues!!!
@@tombabcock438 That is so awesome my friend there is just so much knowledge inside of those old books a lot of people learn from the Internet but they are priceless pieces of information techniques and ideas for tools inside of these old magazines of people who only learn from the Internet can never understand
@@lapidarydave , and not all the maps are obsolete :) ,They went to beads and started sucking, now its minerals and mostly PMC clay and still sucking!! They probably cant find rockhounds that can tell the stories like the old writers! I would love to sell the whole collection or donate them to a big club or musuem !! peace brother
@@tombabcock438 I’ve been trying to figure out how I can share all of the lapidary journal that I collect I tried calling the new library journal jewelry artist and I left them emails but no one answered I would love to get good scans of these and put them online but I don’t wanna get sued
Bro I am from indo , The stones you should see are Bacan or Crysocola from Ternate
Ben and Elizabeth are the best! I'm missing Carol.
I never had the please of meeting carol but there’s folks are made out of rock love ❤️🔥🤩
Thank you! Anybody that knew Carol knew she always had a smile on her face and was a ray of sunshine!
It is pronounced Oh why hee. Super great place to rock hunt in Southwest Idaho and Southeast Oregon
Thanks for breaking it down for me open told several times but I always forget
I wanna go
👍👍👍
Was the J really a 4?
Hi Dave,i dont understand why the write the prices on the stones,i bought a pièce of ametist and i dont get the ink off the piece a bought.how can i remove the ink?😘🇱🇺🇱🇺🇱🇺🤗
Most of the times if you see writing on a stone it’s usually a slab which is intended to be cut and polished later down the line in which the writing will be removed however much like your situation I have seen people use sharpie to write on CRYSTAL’s or other materials that are not intended to be cut and carved which is a shame because it can be hard to remove and sometimes the ink from a pen or permanent marker can seep into the material or CRYSTAL making it even harder to remove I was just soaking it in a little bit of acetone or perhaps using some store-bought “goo-oof” which can easily be bought in small quantities from places like the dollar store or Walmart it shouldn’t damage the CRYSTAL at all but it is very good at removing ink :)
Oké thanks i try
What is that your spraying?
Water in stones to show color
Woohoo!!!
Wish you were there :) I thought of you the whole time
Glad you got to check it out!
@@flashbackactivator6565 Come to Tucson in April with me and Lynn the keno show and most of the big shows have been rescheduled for April we got our booth space for free so you should definitely join us and sell your goods
You need to learn about the Oregon picture jaspers. You passed them by and they are rare and pricy
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Country name ?
Owyhee. Oh Y hee. An area in SW Idaho.
😅 thank you so much for the correction
Oh-y-hee, oregon/idaho area
Go Oregon. But dont come here
Oh-why-hee
I have that book
Awesome :) I think I had one already too but I don’t know where it is
I absolutely love hand drawn mineral books
@@lapidarydave mine is at least 50 years old
If I knew you were going to be there I would have stayed. Can you pick up some pretty stuff for me? You are doing good. Thank you.
You know I left the night I made this video sorry I missed you there my friend maybe I will see you in Tucson this April
@@lapidarydave maybe. Let me know next time. I need help picking out some good stuff. Are you going to do any hunting on your way home? I found a bunch of nice agate nodules in New Mexico on the roadside.
@@joycerobertson3238 it would be my please to help you shop :)
you know I was going to find some agates my friend suggest on the side of the road in NM which prob is the same place as you went :) there was a cool video on the place that Tom green made on UA-cam
@@lapidarydave may I recommend you promote a platform that doesn’t demonetize you based upon your audience’s or your political or religious belief? One that can’t do censorship? My friend Diamond Miner Ivan’s was just demonetized for no reason, he went from 10,000 followers to just 70 today.
@@joycerobertson3238 I appreciate the thought but I don’t do the religious or politics thing myself I never get involved with that kind of stuff on social media UA-cam and it’s nothing you’ll ever find in my search history as of right now UA-cam is treating me really well it seems like I’m getting paid more than folks that have more than twice as many subscribers as me I keep everything PG I never curse I never let anybody curse in my videos either But if anything better than UA-cam ever pops up I’ll definitely start uploading there as well I didn’t start the channel in order to make money I started to help people so if it ever happens where I’m not making money like I am today I don’t think I’ll let that stop me from using UA-cam
o y hee
😭😅thanks Breaking it down for me
Covid......much?? Where are the facemasks???
Not very popular in the great state of Arizona
Just so damn dumb.
Oh wye ee
Not common
Enough with the bowlerite real material please