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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2023
- This is part 2 of an adventure where me and my mom went rockhounding for carnelian and petrified wood after the recent storms here in California and found a whole bunch of awesome specimens , now we are going to take a closer look at the finds , come check out the details !!
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Good job Nate ❤❤
We went out yesterday to see if the Walker River through the canyon on 395 was slowing down yet. The water is still raging so not too many finds for us. Sure would like to gather some more treasures from the river bed. The snow is still melting causing the flow ❤ Can’t complain too much about that. I will have to follow your Quests and bask in the glow of your finds right now ❤
Hiya Nathan, awesome video and beautiful Petrified wood. I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
😺🐟 out!
WOW.... That's some NICE Pet. Wood... !!🌾🍀✌️👍
Pls put some on your webpage...!!??
Thanks
Very informative! I've long had a fascination with pet wood. I guess that you could call them "pet rocks", haha! That Quercus could possibly be an extinct variety of oak? A friend and I were rockhounding the Mojave north of Redrock Canyon where there is a known opal location, and my friend found a very cool little opalized berry. It was perfect and it was easy to see where the stem was once attached. Thanks for showcasing such beauty frozen in time!
They are all so beautiful. Would love to have those for my aquascaping. Lovely large pieces. Love the "details" in the grain and different species. 😊💕💗💖
Species represented in your haul
I have some big pieces of petrified wood that I collected on a club hunt
The consensus was possibly sequoia
Location is central BC in the Quesnelia complex
It looks a lot like the material that you found
Lightish beige very high detail in the wood grain
The log was encased in basalt and had fractured into sections
I don’t know the age of the event
Lots of leaf muck and other preserved forest debris in the area as well
Anyhow
I sure enjoyed being included in you and your moms adventure
Thankyou
That's awesome information.. I enjoy learning
Nice
You nailed it!
I can look at rocks under magnification for hours
How does one identify the various wood so
Those are some beautiful pieces. As kids we used to find petrified wood in the creeks on a ranch on Sonoma Mountain.
Yes! , probly same event, all the deeper little creeks on that side have so.e it seems.
As I said in the last episode... You hit the Petrified Payload! Those look great and appreciate your sharing the historical nature of where these mighty old trees once stood. Great stuff as always Nate.. Quest On!
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Thank you for sharing your finds, up close and in greater detail. And the wonderful information about the types of wood and what happened to them, that made them such amazingly detailed pet wood fossils. They are really amazing too. They look as if they are fresh pieces of wood that were just recently felled trees. It's hard to believe they are rock now and not a wood. Your other finds were some spectacular Chery's, jaspers, jasp-agates, carnelians, etc. We're amazing. I think your weird find that you are thinking of as a crystal, looked to me more like a core of a thunderegg that has rolled off it's rhyolite shell and only the chalcedony center remains. That's purely my take on it's shape though. Lots of amazing finds. Thank you for the deep dive into your amazing finds. So wonderful Nate.
lol, I live by a whole forest of them. Go to eastern Arizona for the petrified forest.
For sure, out here we still have the vegetation covering most of it, you got the opalized goodness also, when I looked it up they said there was no collecting imagine that's within the National Park and probably you another locals are more aware these locations where it's okay to go hope to get the funds someday to get back down there and explore more I lived in Tucson for a while about two decades ago
@@QuestForDetails I have little pieces of it all over my land. I have friends who hunt for it for a living. You can find it everywhere.
Thank you for sharing your fines in more detail. Just makes you wonder what else is there petrified...p.s started planting the corn already inside the greenhouse. I like to do three to four different batches a month apart so I'm harvesting fresh corn throughout the whole summer. It's springtime yay!!!🙏🏾
Mine is on the counter just out of shot in the video, soon! I face north so the sun is almost to the point where my littleledge gets some light hours, the canyon makes it a shorter window, but soon!
Correct me if I'm wrong but some of the petrified wood looks like petrified drift wood.
I really don't know if that's even a thing.
Looks like it to me., IDK
Those 2 big ones that you call carnelians look similar to what I have been calling opalized wood or common opal from a location in Sonoma. I’m not 100% sure on the ID of my pieces so I’m definitely not trying to ID your stones. Just something to consider.
I was wondering if they are core chunks of some crazy log. Got to find or see some like that that's a definite chunk , then i couldbe sure..
Did you say you did the whole creek? I might have some time to go rockhounding for the first time in months. I doubt I will have the time to get all the way to diamond flats but P wood might be close enough. Did you leave any parts of the creek unchecked?
Do you polish most of these? Or can they be polish at all?
I like them as is but the ends look good polished to reveal the grains.some pieces are more easily polished than others.
I went today and had a hard time finding a good spot that had a trail . What spot do you recommend?
unfortunately they are all pretty steep and rough, its not a well hounded spot. I just choose a pull out I haven't gone to yet that season and work my way down.
Thank you 🙂 I will definitely be exploring more of that area when the water calms down a little.
Welded tuff?
Yes from the cob volcanic zones I'm Sonoma Blast Zone in Lake County and upper Napa County
@@QuestForDetails or maybe just silica pressed out of ash? I don’t know, but it’s fun to think about!