Treasure Hunting Titanite Hill. A Pegmatite Crystal Exploration For [CRAZY] Tremolite Crystals
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- I go treasure hunting for Tremolite and Titanite crystals at the famous Titanite Hill in Ontario, Canada. I explore this local pegmatite vein dike for the perfect crystal collecting spot. Join me (Jeff) Off The Beaten Path Crystals for this short mineral collecting video experience.
Collect, rock hound, explore, dig and hike at your own risk.
Some nice finds Jeff. Looks like there was still quite a bit of snow on the way out in the woods. Might be some small Thorianite crystals on that red Hematite covered Tremolite you found. Check it under a loupe! 👍😁
A little snow never stops a good Rockhound!!!
@@OffTheBeatenPathCrystals No, it only stops the great ones!! 😂🤣
The next time your in Peterborough, take a walk along the trail behind the Holiday Inn. There are large rocks lining the trail, and just before the railroad bridge you can find some amazing fossils.
I will keep my eyes open next time I am up that way.
Great adventure Jeff. I’ll look forward to seeing the beautiful crystal cleaned …..👏👏👏
No time to clean crystals, already making the next video, lol.
Whao, Jeff! You've outdone yourself, this time! See, what some extra effort (in climbing the hill) can produce?! GREAT finds. Can we see that plate, all cleaned up? Wonderful video, Jeff. Thanks!
Thanks. I will show a pic of that plate of crystals in a future video once I give it a really good cleaning.
Great finds, as usual! How's the drive in and landscape this Spring? For those of us stuck in simple cars, best to park @ the cabin where the maintained road ends? How's the walk in? I'm thinking of heading over soon.
When I was there I drove 3/4 of the way in past where the maintained road ends. The loggers last year fixed some of the rough spots that were giving small cars a hart time, no more big ruts in the road.
Howdy Jeff love watching your adventures, I'm from Texas but live in the Muskoka area with my wife and there's plenty of land around here that haven't been hunted yet. My question is the rock outcrops in this area I'm at have depressions where trees grow into, are these good areas to search because I've found a few but not sure if it's calcite depressions or just voids in the host rock
It never hurts to take a poke around, although tree depressions does not sound like a good spot when on bedrock.