GEODE HUNTING and COLLECTING | AMAZING Day on the Beach
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2021
- In this rockhounding adventure video the whole Rockhounding Life crew heads back to the Bay of Fundy to hunt for geodes, nodules and cycad limb casts. We end up bringing a lot of quality geodes and nodules home. Come join us on this awesome rockhounding adventure!
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Great parenting at its finest! Great family time that will make lifetime memories. What a lovely family. 💓
Thanks so much for the kind words!! And thanks for watching!!
Incredible finds. I'll be showing them for my wife to see, after 3 weeks in the hospital she's coming home tomorrow. Three months more to heal and we will be back rockhunting. We can give you an extra like
Oh man...all the best to your wife and hoping for a speedy recovery for her my friend. You'll be back out on the hunt before you know it!
Pretty sure the flat long red quartz is a fried bacon quartz. 🥓🥓
Patiently waiting for next week ,, 👍
It was a lot of fun cutting open all those nodules!
Pink lace Agate, thunder eggs, can’t wait till you cut into these beauties!
They turned out awesome, can't wait to show everyone next week!
The middle of that cycad limb cast @ 4:57 is insane! Love it
Thanks man! The limb casts can have some crazy agates in them. This is the same beach that I picked up that big agatized conifer I sent you.
Ohhh the anticipation!!!!
Well...i'll just say they turned out awesome! 😉
I love the very unique rocks you find, and I love the way you encourage your sons.
Thank you Janie! I'm lucky they love rockhounding!
How awesome was that little "creek" run off that made a path through the rock!
That shot was inspired by your ambience channel
Wow guys, you find some really amazing rocks. What a great video.
Thanks so much!
Wow many amazing finds👍 great Video
Thanks so much! Glad you came along!
The children look like little goslings following their father around. Very cute
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love the limb cast
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Love your videos! I also love that you bring the kids along. With the world the way it is, it's nice to see kids interested in such a wonderful hobby! They look like they really enjoy it! You all found some gorgeous stones! So AWESOME!!!! 😊
Thank you so much!
The "Bubbly" Looking Rocks Are Called "Ugly Rocks', Also Called "Thunder Egg"...
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Wow that pink is beautiful on the rock
Noooooooo!!!! I don’t know if I can wait a whole week!!!! Nolan that pink lace is FANTASTIC!!!!! You guys all found some beauties. And it really shows me something else to look for on the beaches...even on Canada’s west coast lol!!
Video of us cutting them came out this past Thursday! It's waiting for you!
@@RockhoundingLife you just made my day!!!! I was watching late last night and not paying attention to the dates lol.
Awesome haul, can’t wait til next week.😎
Thanks Darrin! It was an awesome day!
Very beautiful agates my friend!!
Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice family outing. They are troupers. Nice finds and I want to see them cut. Havagudun bud.
Thanks! We cut them and i'll just say you NEED to tune in next week! They turned out amazing!
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: What a great video. Looks like Y'all had such a good day together. Beautiful location and great finds. Oh, to be young again!
Excellent finds
Thanks 👍
Your ‘little boys' are able to identify rocks that are fantastic! You are a good teacher!
Beautiful cove lovely day
I'm home enough to catch up more , looks like you have been busy I got some watching to do , hope your having a good one.
Hey Nate! Happy 4th of July to you! We've been keeping busy but not as busy as you I bet with all your road trippin adventures! Good to hear from you man....stay safe!
Hi. I saw your name in another video educating us from a Geologist. I like that you describe the rocks by name since I'm learning about agate and so others. Thank you for experience. I have enjoyed it very much. Salutations from Miami, Florida. Love your family quality time. Blessings. 💖
Awesome!! What video was it that we were mentioned? Glad you like our content! Come back soon!
@@RockhoundingLife It was Geo Rock Nerd. 🪨. Thank you. I will continue to see your channel. 🥰
From Costa Rica, It is a beutifull video. Thanks!
This is what I’m talking about! LOVE IT! 🔥🔥🤘🏻
I knew you would! But I think you'll like today's video even more 😉
Looks likes a great day. Tnks for showing how much fun rock hounding can be.
Youre welcome!! Glad you liked it!
Ill be out there this summer for a walk with Julie.. Love the scenery
Its a great spot for sure. Beach is a little rugged in spots.
That Pink Lace Agate that Nolin found was a crazy cool find. The pink yellow and red Jasper you found later in the video is a unique looking piece. The basalt agate at 13:21 and the thunder egg at 14:00 will look sick when you cut it open. That’s crazy how much tide lowered.
I look forward to seeing next weeks video thanks for sharing bro.
Thanks Kurt! It was an awesome day. Warm sunny, no wind. Couldn't have asked for a better day! The tides are crazy eh!
Thank you I watching Your Video
Beautiful! Magic place...great guys. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
The life of a Rockhound on a Treasurehunt. Beautiful amazing place after beautiful amazing place. The Treasures are a great added bonus.
Nice finds!
Well said! Glad you came along and enjoyed it!
5:33, wow. What a beaut. There are times when I get envious of your finds and I have to take a break from your video. Keep it up guys.
Lol! Thanks Will. We are so lucky to have these treasures available to is so close. Thanks for watching!
What a great day to br rockhounding with the little and not so little ones. The rocks were great and I can't wait to see them cut! Be safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Thanks! it was a lot of fun! It was fun cutting them open too!
Beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration to get out there !
Oh wow those are the coolest geodes!!! The pink lace agate is beautiful!!! Awesome hunt guys!!!
Thanks so much!!
I love rocks and crystals
I’m actually on Dad‘s tablet watching stuff
So many beautiful rocks .
Good job Nolan!
Very nice finds Thankyou so much for the tag along.
You are so welcome Jim! Thanks for watching!
Wow. That place is loaded.
It's a very giving location!
The Cycads are 🤩
I know right! They are so fun to find!!
That limb cast is incredible! I've always found my best stuff digging it out of the source, well done!
Yeah those limb casts are gnarly! So many cool agate and jasper patterns. Thanks for watching!
I Love Geodes More Than Any Other Way To Have Crystals!
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that was a cool trip!! super great finds,, thank you guys for taking us along
Glad you enjoyed it my friend and thanks for watching!
You killed it, Nolan! Way to go! Loved the big pink lace agate the best but maybe I should wait to see what's inside next week! Thanks!
Thanks Ginger!!
Wow looks like a beautiful place to hunt! Thanks for sharing!
It really is! Thanks for coming along!
It is great to have your kids enjoy the rockhounding adventures with you. You find some great rocks. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! 👍
Hoping to do a little rockhounding with my son and grandsons this year
The best times!
Sweet finds. Can’t wait to see them cut
This week!
Good beautiful stones
Thank you! Cheers!
Unique patterned stones, beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow! Score!!
man I'm going to have to go up to Blackrock tomorrow😀
Woou.....que hermoso se me ase a resto de tocon de arbol gigante petrificado
Some very nice pieces there! Great day.
Yes it was! Thanks for watching!!
Such a beautiful place to rock hound ! So many agates of all shapes, sizes and colors :) Every Jasper find you find is so amazing looking ! Looking forward to seeing the inside of them geodes :)
Thank you so much CCC😀
I have some rocks same as you showed up now.
Awesome!!!
FANTASTIC!!!
Glad you like it!
Omg I find so many alike things i take everything home unless ik it good stuff
5:48 👍🏼
Great video! Way to go guys!
Thanks so much Karl!
What a great video. Thanks for letting us tag along. The boys are definitely learning the trade and scoring good finds. I'm looking forward to when I might be able to see some of your treasures available for purchase.
They are definitely more experienced now and can find the good stuff!
Very beautiful agates! I congratulate you, friends, on your wonderful findings!👍👍👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝⛏⛏⛏
Thank you! Cheers!
WOW!!!!! These are absolutely incredible!!!!! Do you mind sharing exactly where you were here? I have a ton of that pink agate I'm finding this week in just landscaping rocks!!!
This was Ross Creek Beach, Nova Scotia
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro 👍
Was just doing some YouTubing and noticing oh... I live there LOL spill the location secrets to us scotians!!!
DUDE!! You should organize some workshops!!
I'll tell you anything you want to know!! I'm not one to hide locations.
Amazing finds and rocks. I love that you have a lot of variety. Just now finding your channel and gave you a sub. Happy Hunting! 👍🏻
Thanks for the sub!! We are lucky to live in a place that offets so much variety for rockhounders!!
@@RockhoundingLife Amen! 👍🏻
I enjoyed your video and subscribed. I am glad to see rock hounding in the eastern area of the continent.
Awesome, thank you so much!
Interessante ...
Awesome stuff....presently planning a trip to your area! Coming from Mississippi.
Oh wow, that's a long way! What brings you to NS!
@@RockhoundingLife Been wanting to take a rock hounding vacation for some time now. I was having a hard time deciding on Montana, SW USA or Great Lakes. Then I stumbled across your videos and I just love the material in your region, spectacular stuff. And really NS is about the same distance as Glacier National park in Montana from MS. If I may get some guidance on a few things that would be very helpful and greatly appreciated. I don’t want to break any of your countries laws as far as gathering material and public land rules. My email is sdaffordableauto g mail , if you have some spare time shoot me an email and I’ll respond with a few basic questions. Thanks!
big piece of petrified wood at 8:13
Such great finds. Is there a video where you cut some of these? Thanks for sharing
You bet there is!!!
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I don’t where your at exactly, but like ??? Twilight…la push, loca?
Ross Creek beach area, Nova Scotia, Canada
Best at 3:56
Take me 1 day😭😭!
Amazing stones!! Where are you?
Hi there! We are in Nova Scotia, Canada
where is this? i’m trying to find some geodes here in texas but first i’m doing research
This is on the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Bay of Fundy is a large basalt complex. One of the largest in the world. You can find geodes in areas with past volcanic activity.
Tankie
What are those pinkish white rocks @3.00. I found lots like that at scots bay beach
Not 100% sure. It tumbkes well amd is very hard. Likely quartz.
These are all awesome! I love them. Me and my mum really want to go geode hunting, but I was just wondering do you walways need a special tool to slice them open or can you use a hammer, because thats all we have and we would really like to find some nice geodes and be able to open them 😢
You can use a chisel and a hammer. You just need to be very precise so you don;t smash it to pieces.
What a beautiful geological location. Where are you hounding? I’m in Massachusetts and we don’t really have agates but, I find some amazing stuff besides. I would love to hunt for agates one day visit Lake Michigan. Thank You for the video great finds never mind you answered my question. 🇨🇦 🙂
This location is called Ross Creek Beach in Nova Scotoa Canada. Thanks for tuning in!!
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I love your finds and the location is beautiful. However, I disagree with the fact that there were times you damaged boulders or cliff faces to remove some of what you took with you. It looked as though there were plenty of loose items available for the taking without needing to cause damage. Collectors that cause damage are one of the reason s there are fewer places to collect than there used to be and that so many states have changed their laws about collecting.
Hi there and thanks for the feedback. I agree with you on the cliff face, however in this case if you look closer we are actually removing the geodes from a clay layer within the basalt which is why were are able to pull them out in tact like we did. We don't chisel rock to get rock. Boulders on the beach are fair game along the Bay of Fundy. Our tides here are vicious and destroy most loose rocks laying on the beach. The tide also defaces the cliffs every year providing rock falls and new areas to collect. Even in situ seam agates we collect are ones that are loose and we can pull out of the face with our hands. 95% of our collecting here on this channel is from loose finds on the beach or in the rivers. Thanks for watching!
Love your finds… on my you tube channel I find stuff in utah and Nevada
Thanks! I'll check it out!
Nice work. Found a few limb casts last week in NS, any chance you might share in a PM where the geodes might be. Would love to find one of my own... have several storebought but its not the same at all.
Sure thing....shoot me an email at rockhoundinglife@gmail.com
@@RockhoundingLife sent!
Did you keep that seam of stillbite crystals? I thought that was one of the best things you found. Really cool! Thanks for the vids!!
Yes we did! Thanks for watching!
I have an area here in Massachusetts about a mile from where I live that there is an abundance of these along the creeks that are in the area. My question is is there any value to any of them? I've also found tourmaline amethyst garnets and there's also gold and silver as well. In fact so much particles of gold I'm thinking about buying a machine to take out there something small that we can carry.
Ours are not very valuable at all but if you have gold in yours that's a different story!!
Where do you suggest going on the bay of fundy to find to find these? I’m local and would love to go looking!
We found these at Ross Creek beach. Just head out onto the beach and go right.
I’ll add that to my list of spots to go, thank you so much
Hello I live in Sault Ste Marie Michigan I've been here for around 12 years I love rocks but I don't know anything about them I have very very many but I don't know how to identify them also if you could tell me where I could go near my home to locate more rocks and geodes I've never found a geode or if I have I do not know it LOL someone please respond and let me know how to identify and collect these awesome rocks I'm 56 years old but I can still get around okay I love rocks they're so beautiful but I don't know how to Tumble I don't know how to do anything much I make fountains that's pretty good lol thank you happy watching videos this is awesome!
The first thing I would do is locate a local rock club in your area. They would have all the local information you are seeking. There are undoubtedly rouckhounding Facebook groups for your area, or at least Michigan, that you can join and interact with the people there. You will be surprised at the amount of people looking for the same things you are on social media. Good Luck!!
this is awesome i’m really interested in starting but i have no knowledge and don’t know where to begin, do you have any tips?
Yes! Just dive into it. There are no rules. Do some resear h of your local.area for rockhounding locations, what people find there, then go on the hunt!
Hey if you don’t mind me asking where is this?
Ross Creek Beach area
I have a question, do they have all the stones?
Yes!!
also do you have a video of cutting these?
Yes. Cuttung Video came out the week after this one
Wat do you do with the stones
We tumble them, cut and polish them and usually give them away.
Do you have any links or websites to recommend on how to identify agates, geodes, quartz, etc.
I really want to try finding some but i don't know how.
I would recommend getting some of your local literature first. Local geology etc. Local rock groups are great resources. Local Facebook rock groups too.
5:33 not evrything is a amethyst
I never fully committed to amethyst on that one. But 9 times out of ten if you find a purple mineral in volcanics, it's amethyst. The other 1 could be Apophyllite.
@@RockhoundingLife it can be fluorite
@@Crumbcat4life I've never found, or heard of anyone finding, purple fluorite amoung the basalt along the Bay of Fundy. Fluorite is more predominantly associated with sedimentary rocks, in particular carbonates (limestone, dolostone etc.)
@@RockhoundingLife ok