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Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

I have been there twice, but I found it steep and difficult, and I found very few crystals, most small. If anyone wants to go there, please wear good, supportive shoes like hiking boots or really strong sneakers.

Nice job

What is that

You forgot to show us your finds .. A few of them did have a point. Good hike .. Thanks

I have lot’s of dime to quarter sized Agates of various colour ranging from red to clear fishing trophies if I don’t catch fish i always find Agates and if I don’t find Agates i go home with fish Vancouver B.C.

I am a 12 year old lapidary and I want to be able to find some gems or semi precious anywhere around Duncan?

wish this wwas the first search result for moldavite instead people talking about vibrations

Don't waste your time it closed.

I’m in Arizona I found 3 huge chlorite veins behind my house, sent a friend back to Texas with 100 lbs chunk for their yard “dark Forrest metallic green” I took a bunch for my yard peacock rainbow colored

Is it still open to public?

WOW

Can someone say, would this be good sand for tumbling sea glass or agates?

Now we know.👍🏻

Pretty sure I'm in love.😂😂

Great video! We'll be up that way later this summer. Id love to find a small chunk of nephrite. Any clue on what beaches might be good for jade hunting??

How much did you pay for a piece that size? I want to buy a big piece of jade but i just want an idea of how much it would cost or something twice time that size?

Dangit! we were just checking out the Pillars of Rome yesterday and had no idea about the opal. So close!

Have seen that one in thailand ,also is another in thailand canadian jade ,apparently worlds largest jade Buddha at wat dhammamongkol ,is a chedi training meditation center ,location sukkumvit 101. Monk connected with temple is loung por Wee lee yoong from Vancouver

I have very good kind mine if possible I may share pics and videos

I knew there was green opal in our state hell yeah!

I haven’t been there in probably 20 years. You could drive up to it back in the day

Thank you 🥰 You have managed to answer a major part of a question a few of us were discussing regarding orange peel and how to avoid it

My husband headed to Salmon Arm and Larch Hills.

Awesome! How did you get permission to be on a private claim Adam?

thanks for the great videos

Great video. Love the colors.❤

Personally jade is BEAUTIFUL if I can carve it, the lowest grade jade or the highest dosent matter to me. I want a jade tiger statue in front of my door. It’s a super pretty stone so all of it will be used

Very good presentation brov 👍👍👍. Thumbs up 👍👍👍

good video, but some close ups of the agate would have been helpful.

Great job, thx for sharing.

48°48'42"N 124°05'21"W These locations are not difficult to find on google earth. I use google earth alot for locations

48°49'14.5"N 124°04'18.2"W is one of the locations near this one

i will post the location of this area on my channel pretty soon

Hey bud! My wife and I have been watching a bunch of your videos, they are great and educational. We also appreciate that you share the coordinates to all of them, super rad of you! We’re planning an Oregon rock hound trip this summer and wanted to check out McDonald Ranch. Upon doing a google search it says “permanently closed” and the number seems to be disconnected. Do you happen to know anything about this? Thanks! Daniel

I found some Dallasite on the north island on the flank of a volcano, bottom of creek. Maybe from the fracture zone. Looks rounded though so more likely brought northward by Bonanza volcanics and short burst glaciation, we'll see. Still, at least we can find some up here after all. Found some flowerstone and some metamorphic looks like jasper too so keeping an eye out.

I have several that are over two pounds that I pulled out of the willamette River

where do i find a thin blade like that

great video

Great video. ❤

Thanks for sharing.

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Hahaha you defined the waste pile vs. Tailings definitions... if waste pile is proper description but you called them tailing piles...hahaha hahaha

Got a new idea for a field trip location for my rock club thanks (VLMS)

Nice sharing 👍

Disclaimer: do not lick asbestos bearing rocks. 😂