So sorry I missed the premiere. That was an excellent tumbling demonstration. Those rocks really glow! The multi colored ones look like little galaxies. I had no idea a rock could glow in so many colors. So beautiful. Thank you me Miner!
I cut and make jewellery out of many random stones, but man I need to get some of these. I've heard of yoopralite (from the great lakes region), but nothing about the stones your using. How many more stones shine under UV, I think all rock hounds should carry a UV light on them. I feel this is something that needs way more research. Keep up the good work dude.
Kirk Tingblad I have the same problem I'm an amputee and I can't wear a leg but IHOP on my lawn mower with my grab stick and I get a few hoping to get a different type of vehicle so I can go back in my Woods also I found a few agates in front of my doctor's office I never miss a chance to hunt a Rock. God bless
@@meMiner That would be hilarious! You would have fun here i am sure, as there are many places to rock hound and some amazing rocks to be found. Agate creek QLD still being on my bucket list, very remote but agates everywhere!!! Also very rich areas for detecting if your willing to travel.
Really wish my grandfather was still alive, he would not believe his eyes if he saw those rocks. Being a rock hound is one thing he was known for and he would have enjoyed yur videos as much as I do.
Too bad they don't glow like that under long wave UVA (ie. black light). Short wave (UVC) have expensive bulbs plus can burn eyes/skin with long exposure.
Hey meMiner, I’ve been to the same zinc mine in Ontario twice before, once in 2012 and another time in 2018. Good on you for keeping the name to yourself and protecting it from the masses. Interesting you were told not to record video, I’ve recorded video myself with the owner present. That mine does have molybdenite (muh-lib-den-ite), which looks very similar to graphite, but with a very very slight twinge of purple. I don’t think the sphalerite from there should fluoresce at all, from the video I think it might be reflection from the UV light- but I could be wrong on that. The yellow fluorescent specks are chondrodite, which should also be a pale yellow themselves when you look at them in visible light. The blue specks are diopside. The red matrix is calcite; the host rock is a marble. And the blue streaks, what some people call lightning bolts, are aragonite. It is fun to see the little pieces of pyrite embedded in the rock, and some of them can have some pretty interesting shapes. I know some people in the fluorescent mineral hobby who say the rocks from this locality aren’t much, aren’t that cool. And while I will admit, as a mineralogist this locality is not the most exciting, the rocks are positively beautiful under UV light. Just because they aren’t bright doesn’t mean they are less beautiful. Thanks for showing their beauty to a broad audience!
I also met the owner, but the restriction may have been from the club I was with. If the rules are clear, I am happy to respect them. For sure, they don't need to be overrun with people trespassing.
It is our turn to thank you Mr. Justin Bank for these clarifications that you have just added to such new experiences to those who are not in the field.
Love this. Makes me want to collect stones that fluoresce then tumble them. Then setup a shelf with a UV light for night time display. Someday. And Monty Python rules!
Neigbours shed is completed and looks good. However, I still think it looks like a castle and think there should be some French up there yelling down insults. ;-)
A few years ago, somebody shot a squirrel and of course Daisy found it. I tried a dozen times to throw it away, even when she wasn't looking, and she kept bringing it back. My wife singing "the cat came back" and laughing at both of us. Daisy thought it was a great game.
Amazing how many colors one rock can display under UV light.....they're awesome, great work but it took over a month to polish in the drum....wow....! =) Thanks man...!
It drove my wife nuts because I had them tumbling in the furnace room downstairs. I didn't want to deal with freezing outside. It does take a while to tumble with a rotary tumbler. I should get a vibratory tumbler to speed up step 3 & 4
I still recall you hunting for fluorescent rocks in your yard crawling around under the tarp, while Daisy cavorted around you. These tumbled up nicely. Good vid.
@@meMiner You are most welcome. I have been watching your videos for a few years and always enjoy the information you deliver. Again, thank you for what you do.💖💖
I took a tour of a rock garden in oregon when i was a wee little one,and there was a room at the end that had a bunch of uv reactive rocks & minerals. But you've hit the jack pot! Great stuff you do there!
Reminds me of all the black light posters in the 70's or people with white shirts under the black light.. If only we knew about glowing rocks back then. A pet rock that glows.....wow man!!!
I took one rock from the mine which was maybe 1.5 foot round which had some nice colour. I have no idea how I will slab it. There were larger rocks, but good luck picking them up.
Ok. What you have just demonstrated is instructive, and reveals an elaborate technique, a lot of experience and knowledge in geology, chemistry … which is not within the reach of many who follow you. By cons I would like to see you show us a tutorial to clean the stones of AGATE, I think it is less sophisticated than what you have just taught us. In addition this tutorial will be of great use for lovers of AGATE, I am sure there are many. Thank you in advance for this, and for all that you bring us through your channel. Take care of yourself and your loved ones
There are stones on the shores of the great lakes that fluoresce, some very large, nothing pretty to look at until UV then pretty bright some of them. Great video
Lake Michigan for sure. I have looked along Lake Ontario by Oshawa and nothing was fluorescent except man made stuff. Still, it would be fun to try other places.
I was hoping to get to that mine again this year, but it doesn't look like it will happen because of the CV. On the other hand, I am feeling better, so will have some other adventures soon.
@@meMiner very happy to hear you are doing better!! Those amazing stones will be there. You rest up if needed and definitely other adventures in the meantime 😊😊
That was amazing!!! So much colour going on!! I have got to get me a UVC light 👍 I know opals glow but I wanna see what else in my collection does🤔 Btw....funny and I loved the squirrel too. Although I'd watch him,could be shifty and trying to steal your glowing prettys. Lol
@Symon's jaspers & Agates cut and polish thanks for the story, you must have been bored. Here in the states we have several different kinds of them. The little reds will bit the balls off the larger blacks so the can't breed. We also have grays that are bigger than the blacks and the fox squirrels are the largest of all so they do what they want.
Great story about the squirrels! I almost thought it was about the Scots invading from the north, but they don't drop their nuts unless of course they freeze off under the kilts. LOL. I will try to capture our little red squirrels sometime on camera. They are half the size of the black or grey squirrels and win every time.
I don't think I have seen a fox squirrel. However, I have had flying squirrels land on me at night. If you want to get freaked out, have one in the dark forest jump on your head or shoulder and then run down your body.
DUDE! Now that some beautiful and cool rocks right there, that UV light really makes them glow...... I have just a regular black light, and the one's that have iron in them or red fluorite glows a light blue, that yellow I don't know what that is, but they are so beautiful. I really enjoyed this video, it made me laugh at some parts. I hope it's not too cold up there for you, and we down South are still running our A.C's, well at least your tumbler didn't freeze this time. I hope you and your family have a great day, and may they be blessed too. Cya
Oh shut up! Running your airco. My furnace and fireplace are going full blast and I can walk on the lake. Oh well, spring isn't too far away. Keep well and thanks for dropping by
Great video as always! I love your style. In a stressful world, everything about your videos calms me. I’ve gone rock hunting in the UP on the shores of Lake Superior with a UV light. It was so exciting when I saw that first rock glowing red! I haven’t tumbled any yet but I will. Thanks for your videos. Thanks to you, I’m now addicted to rock hunting!
Absolutely beautiful! I thought of a bowl of these with a UV light would make an awesome nite light. Question: how did you get all your knowledge of rocks and minerals?
@@meMiner Ahh shit That had me rolling !!! I bet !!! Yeah that Christmas tree harvest was epiq for sure.... That was my first thought when you shown that Squirrel lmao
I’m speechless. Honestly. Speechless. Those are treasures of the most psychedelic kind! Just spectacular man. 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Great comment! Happy to have you along.
So sorry I missed the premiere. That was an excellent tumbling demonstration. Those rocks really glow! The multi colored ones look like little galaxies. I had no idea a rock could glow in so many colors. So beautiful. Thank you me Miner!
The premiere was fun, but over too quick. Will have to do it again soon with a longer video
I cut and make jewellery out of many random stones, but man I need to get some of these. I've heard of yoopralite (from the great lakes region), but nothing about the stones your using. How many more stones shine under UV, I think all rock hounds should carry a UV light on them. I feel this is something that needs way more research. Keep up the good work dude.
Those rocks were absolutely gorgeous!! Excellent video, thank you! 👍
Thanks Steff.
From thumbnail to end of video, this delivered.
Thanks much! It was quite the video to produce, so the comment is appreciated.
Wow, there is a lot of variety of colors in that. I was surprised that they SQUIRREL! tumbled as well as they did. They looked sort of crumbly.
I was going to wait until I had a Lot-O like you, but I have more to try it again sometime.
Thanks for your videos. Due to my disability, I am unable to rock hunt but enjoy the videos of others. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Thanks Kirk. I am pleased that you follow along. Sorry to hear about your disability.
Kirk Tingblad I have the same problem I'm an amputee and I can't wear a leg but IHOP on my lawn mower with my grab stick and I get a few hoping to get a different type of vehicle so I can go back in my Woods also I found a few agates in front of my doctor's office I never miss a chance to hunt a Rock. God bless
Renee Barrett Good for you, there is always a way.
Watching your videos always makes me smile and remember what i love about my home. Ontario.
Been in australia since '02 and soon, im comin home.
Maybe Newton's law will be in effect and I will get pulled to Australia at the same time you head here. Australia is on my bucket list
@@meMiner That would be hilarious! You would have fun here i am sure, as there are many places to rock hound and some amazing rocks to be found. Agate creek QLD still being on my bucket list, very remote but agates everywhere!!!
Also very rich areas for detecting if your willing to travel.
I would love to tile a floor with these rocks and light them up at night!
I have a good friend who was playing with her UV lamp at home and discovered that her kitchen tiles are fluorescent.
Oh that would be a wild floor. How cool!!
Those stones came out incredible looking.
I was pretty happy with them. It was fun. Thanks for the kind words
Smartest rock hound of rock hounds,,pretty and who would've thought....you make learning fun..thank you..
Such nice words to say to an old guy. Thanks
Wow! Polishing them gave amazing results! Spectacular!
Next time I am looking for a project, maybe I will slice and polish a few?
@@meMiner That would be so totally Next Level Awesome!
Wow! All that polishing and finishing sure turned out some incredible fluorescent wonders, nicely done.
I wish I had kept some of the petrified wood that I used to find panning gold in BC. I have other examples of pet.wood that glow under UV. Next time.
Really wish my grandfather was still alive, he would not believe his eyes if he saw those rocks. Being a rock hound is one thing he was known for and he would have enjoyed yur videos as much as I do.
He sounds like somebody that I would like. ;-)
Great finds. Beautiful
Thanks Susan
Wow! Those look like something from a sci-fi movie! Thanks for sharing that.
Thanks Rick
Awesome rocks as well as your sense of humor. The multiple colors are spectacular!
It was fun. Thanks for the nice comment
the best part was the sound of the soap being grated. Awesome rocks!
Too funny. My daughter Amy said the same thing. In fact, she said cutting soap should be a separate video. LOL
Beautiful. I'd nickname them galaxy rocks.
I like it
WOW those are gorgeous. I am just stunned.
merci
amazed at what you do, one of my favourite videos you've made so far and I've watched them all
Thanks Lee. It is comments like this that incent me to continue making more. ;-)
Just wow.... I enjoyed this one very much!
Thanks Rebecca
i like my rock tumbler,, it turns fugly rocks into beautiful rocks/gems,,be blessed and safe
Man, every year winter has a strange effect on you lol I love it haha Another awesome video, cant wait for this season..
I am counting down the days 'til things thaw.
That's so cool!! Its true magic in my eyes!!! Mama nature creations are the best!!!
I agree Dawn. Mother Nature sure has some nice surprises. ;-)
@@meMiner thank you for sharing thus video!! It was the highlight of my day!!
@@Sexywitch42 I am pleased. That comment made my evening. ;-)
@@meMiner that's awesome!😃
ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN TIME YOU JUST HAVE TO LOOK . GOOD JOB.
So true. ;-)
WOW! would make a fantastic night light stand.
Too bad they don't glow like that under long wave UVA (ie. black light). Short wave (UVC) have expensive bulbs plus can burn eyes/skin with long exposure.
@@meMiner Its a pity there isn't another way to view them then.
@@ccccarriemchardy9216 Agreed. Only way I have seen it done is a display with an overhead lamp and glass enclosure (glass stops the UV)
That was absolutely stunning, those rocks are amazing. Your channel makes me love the true and simpler things in life.
Always a fun time on meminers channel
Glad you had fun. I enjoyed making it.
Fantastic! The colors are crazy so vivid. Glad to see you're still out there.
They look awsome, nice work getting them cleaned up. I think they would look awesome in a display cabinet with a uv light source.
That would be much better than where they are now - the dining room table.
I've only just started back in this hobby after 50 years so I would not complain if they were sitting on my dining room table either.😅
Hey meMiner, I’ve been to the same zinc mine in Ontario twice before, once in 2012 and another time in 2018. Good on you for keeping the name to yourself and protecting it from the masses. Interesting you were told not to record video, I’ve recorded video myself with the owner present. That mine does have molybdenite (muh-lib-den-ite), which looks very similar to graphite, but with a very very slight twinge of purple. I don’t think the sphalerite from there should fluoresce at all, from the video I think it might be reflection from the UV light- but I could be wrong on that. The yellow fluorescent specks are chondrodite, which should also be a pale yellow themselves when you look at them in visible light. The blue specks are diopside. The red matrix is calcite; the host rock is a marble. And the blue streaks, what some people call lightning bolts, are aragonite. It is fun to see the little pieces of pyrite embedded in the rock, and some of them can have some pretty interesting shapes.
I know some people in the fluorescent mineral hobby who say the rocks from this locality aren’t much, aren’t that cool. And while I will admit, as a mineralogist this locality is not the most exciting, the rocks are positively beautiful under UV light. Just because they aren’t bright doesn’t mean they are less beautiful. Thanks for showing their beauty to a broad audience!
I also met the owner, but the restriction may have been from the club I was with. If the rules are clear, I am happy to respect them. For sure, they don't need to be overrun with people trespassing.
It is our turn to thank you Mr. Justin Bank for these clarifications that you have just added to such new experiences to those who are not in the field.
Welcome back.
Hope everything is good.
Kool video.
👍
Everything is good. This is a slow time of year for me because of the weather. Also, I had laptop problems.
I think you might have a touch of cabin fever, MeMiner! :D Fluorescent rocks are so cool...
Cabin fever for sure. ;-)
Wow! This list of comments continues forever! Great colors and excellent geological explanation! You dig deep meMiner. ;)
Lots of nice people (including you) took the time to comment. I appreciate it. ;-)
Love this. Makes me want to collect stones that fluoresce then tumble them. Then setup a shelf with a UV light for night time display. Someday. And Monty Python rules!
Neigbours shed is completed and looks good. However, I still think it looks like a castle and think there should be some French up there yelling down insults. ;-)
Awesome awesome sweet black light unit again my magnificent job and finds as always. Oh ya I bet daisy would like that black squirrel lol thank u
A few years ago, somebody shot a squirrel and of course Daisy found it. I tried a dozen times to throw it away, even when she wasn't looking, and she kept bringing it back. My wife singing "the cat came back" and laughing at both of us. Daisy thought it was a great game.
Very cool. I've never seen anything like that before. Thanks for sharing and take care.
It offers a new way to collect rocks. ;-)
Me miner rocks shine from within. Cool rocks bro, great finds. ✌
It was fun. Could have been a complete failure of a project as I had no idea what really to expect from it. Thanks for dropping by
Wow they are stunning 👌
;-)
Those are the coolest stones/rocks would love to add one to my rock collection,great video MeMiner thanks...
Thanks Sean
After tumbl'n, with the light, they look like satellite images of the earth at night, and galaxies, and planets. . . . coool
That's freaking awesome!
Thats freaking nice of your to say so. ;-)
Beautiful!
Next time, we will have to use the UV lamp in your area. I bet we can make some rocks glow.
The sunlight coming through your would at 3:42 made me think they were glowing lol 😆 ✨️ ✨️
Now that was a fun! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the nice comment
Cool Rocks. Loved seeing the black squirrel, have not seen one since I lived in Michigan.
I would love to send you a few. I think I have a family overwinter in my storage shed and in holes in a couple of big trees
@@meMiner, maybe they will move into the neighbors she'd. LOL
Great presentation MeMiner. 😂🤣😂
You have an awesome sense of humor.
The colors are beautiful.
Thanks for your kind words Grace.
very nice results mate..thanks for the episode
It was fun. Thanks for the nice comment
That's the coolest thing I've seen in a long while! You always make the coolest experiments! Thanks for sharing!
Thans Gina
Wow, those turned out amazingly! ❤️❤️❤️
Another great video!!! Keep them coming 👍👍
Thanks Cody!
Those rocks are super cool . 🙂
Thanks much!!
Wow They look out of this world another awesome video thank you for sharing. you ROCK!!! LOL
Thanks so much Norma Jean. ;-)
Cool midwinter project!
Thanks Mary
Amazing how many colors one rock can display under UV light.....they're awesome, great work but it took over a month to polish in the drum....wow....! =) Thanks man...!
It drove my wife nuts because I had them tumbling in the furnace room downstairs. I didn't want to deal with freezing outside. It does take a while to tumble with a rotary tumbler. I should get a vibratory tumbler to speed up step 3 & 4
@@meMiner Is the tumbler that noisy...? I could see where it might be nerve raking but unless she was in furnace room could she still hear it...? =)
@@jalpa9642 Not horrible because of all of the plastic and ceramic media, so the rocks weren't crashing. However, still not silent.
I still recall you hunting for fluorescent rocks in your yard crawling around under the tarp, while Daisy cavorted around you. These tumbled up nicely. Good vid.
Hot thing to do under a BBQ cover. I look forward to doing some night UV rock hunting when things warm up
Wow! That's pretty damn cool!
Thanks!
How the ?, what the ? Florescent rocks ! I have got to find me some ! I’m going rock hunting lol😊
SO cool!
thanks
😍😍😍 they are stunning!! Loved this video 😁
Thanks my Scottish friend
Soooo beautiful. Wow.💖💖💖
Thanks Sassy!
@@meMiner You are most welcome. I have been watching your videos for a few years and always enjoy the information you deliver. Again, thank you for what you do.💖💖
WOWOWOW!!! That is so cool!!!
Thanks for the nice comment
I took a tour of a rock garden in oregon when i was a wee little one,and there was a room at the end that had a bunch of uv reactive rocks & minerals. But you've hit the jack pot! Great stuff you do there!
My intro to UV rocks was at a small museum and they had the display in a dirty corner. It blew my mind when the UV turned on. ;-)
Yaaaayyyyy!!!! So cool, so beautiful and thank ya for the washer tip too!
When you cannot get the lid off your tumbler, you will think that tip is priceless. Thanks for dropping by.
Very nice 👍
Thanks. Makes you wonder what fluorescent rocks are in your gold creeks? I want to give the UV lamp a try up north where diamond should glow blue
meMiner it would be cool to have a powerful one you could go out and check the creeks with at night
Very cool glowing rocks awesome , very cool experience beautiful rocks ❤️😊✌🏻
Next time I play with them, I think I will try slicing and polishing. ;-)
So very satisfying. Thanks for sharing
Reminds me of all the black light posters in the 70's or people with white shirts under the black light.. If only we knew about glowing rocks back then. A pet rock that glows.....wow man!!!
Well, one more tip - - don't wear white guy socks at night when hunting rocks with UV. The socks are so darn bright!
meMiner 😉
It would be cool to slab some of these and make a tabletop with built-in UV light...
I took one rock from the mine which was maybe 1.5 foot round which had some nice colour. I have no idea how I will slab it. There were larger rocks, but good luck picking them up.
Now that's an idea, any club owners out there that would like to commission one.
Very cool rocks and a very cool looking black squirrel as well. Thanks for sharing. See ya in the next one.
Thanks for dropping by Scott.
Ok. What you have just demonstrated is instructive, and reveals an elaborate technique, a lot of experience and knowledge in geology, chemistry … which is not within the reach of many who follow you. By cons I would like to see you show us a tutorial to clean the stones of AGATE, I think it is less sophisticated than what you have just taught us. In addition this tutorial will be of great use for lovers of AGATE, I am sure there are many. Thank you in advance for this, and for all that you bring us through your channel. Take care of yourself and your loved ones
I have quite a bit of rough agate to play with soon. Agate is one of my favourites.
There are stones on the shores of the great lakes that fluoresce, some very large, nothing pretty to look at until UV then pretty bright some of them.
Great video
Lake Michigan for sure. I have looked along Lake Ontario by Oshawa and nothing was fluorescent except man made stuff. Still, it would be fun to try other places.
I want to have some of those rocks😁. I like those so much.
I want to go back and get some more. ;-)
So kool! Glad to see you. Been laid up for a while but back in action. Love those rocks. Havagudun my friend.
So freakin cool!!! I'd love me some of those!! I truly hope you are feeling better
I was hoping to get to that mine again this year, but it doesn't look like it will happen because of the CV. On the other hand, I am feeling better, so will have some other adventures soon.
@@meMiner very happy to hear you are doing better!! Those amazing stones will be there. You rest up if needed and definitely other adventures in the meantime 😊😊
Love your style man. This was such a great project too wow
Awesome video thanks for sharing good stuff 👍👍
Awesome man love these videos!!! ROCK ON!!
Thanks my friend
Oh man.. now I need to look through my tumbled stones with a UV light LOL!
First ones to look at are tumbled petrified wood. Likely, you will be amazed. Let me know.... ;-)
I am binge watching your video's and love your humor XD
That was amazing!!! So much colour going on!! I have got to get me a UVC light 👍
I know opals glow but I wanna see what else in my collection does🤔
Btw....funny and I loved the squirrel too. Although I'd watch him,could be shifty and trying to steal your glowing prettys. Lol
The squirrel can take a few stones but has to leave my nuts alone. ;-)
That is so awesome yup I bet she thought it was a game ❤️ lv it
Thanks much
Hi isn’t it a shame that you can’t see all those colours all of the time spot on video though thanks
Great video! Calcite makes a great background for fish tanks for those who have black lights ✨ 🐟
Cool idea. I wonder if the UV helps keep the water cleaner?
I love these rocks. I love anything that glows and there so beautiful. I'd love to find some like that
"Dad, why does this parmesan taste funny? Did you forget to wash the grater off after rock tumbling again?"
which is not as bad as the grit still on the teaspoon. hehe
Squirrels are nutty. Those are some cool rocks.
@Symon's jaspers & Agates cut and polish thanks for the story, you must have been bored. Here in the states we have several different kinds of them. The little reds will bit the balls off the larger blacks so the can't breed. We also have grays that are bigger than the blacks and the fox squirrels are the largest of all so they do what they want.
Great story about the squirrels! I almost thought it was about the Scots invading from the north, but they don't drop their nuts unless of course they freeze off under the kilts. LOL. I will try to capture our little red squirrels sometime on camera. They are half the size of the black or grey squirrels and win every time.
@Symon's jaspers & Agates cut and polish so you only have 2 types of squirrels there? I'm in Pennsylvania we have the 4 I list previously.
I don't think I have seen a fox squirrel. However, I have had flying squirrels land on me at night. If you want to get freaked out, have one in the dark forest jump on your head or shoulder and then run down your body.
@@meMiner that would be crazy. I don't know if we have flying squirrels here or not but maybe.
Great video and Thanks for the education!
It was a fun video to make. Thanks
The rocks was beautiful before polishing. But after!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Glad you could join me and leave such a nice comment
Way cool!!!!! That was an amazing video!! I have no words! 💜
Thank you so much!!
DUDE! Now that some beautiful and cool rocks right there, that UV light really makes them glow......
I have just a regular black light, and the one's that have iron in them or red fluorite glows a light blue, that yellow I don't know what that is, but they are so beautiful.
I really enjoyed this video, it made me laugh at some parts.
I hope it's not too cold up there for you, and we down South are still running our A.C's, well at least your tumbler didn't freeze this time. I hope you and your family have a great day, and may they be blessed too. Cya
Oh shut up! Running your airco. My furnace and fireplace are going full blast and I can walk on the lake. Oh well, spring isn't too far away. Keep well and thanks for dropping by
@@meMiner hey I'll send you some hot air if you send me some cold air, well you know what they say about hot air, the mosquitoes are always hungry. 😉
Great video as always! I love your style. In a stressful world, everything about your videos calms me. I’ve gone rock hunting in the UP on the shores of Lake Superior with a UV light. It was so exciting when I saw that first rock glowing red! I haven’t tumbled any yet but I will. Thanks for your videos. Thanks to you, I’m now addicted to rock hunting!
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Absolutely beautiful! I thought of a bowl of these with a UV light would make an awesome nite light. Question: how did you get all your knowledge of rocks and minerals?
I just enjoy rocks and the adventure to collect them. Knowledge comes over time.
Very cool .,
Thanks Michelle
Very nice!
thanks
Sooooooooooo !!!!
What if i use those pebbles to do a rock floor in my shower with uv lightning?????
AWESOME 👏
Love this video Steve !!!! 😎
Wonderful comment! Thanks
I was waiting for Amy to perform a magic trick with a shotgun and that squirrel lmao
Daisy would have enjoyed that
@@meMiner Ahh shit That had me rolling !!! I bet !!! Yeah that Christmas tree harvest was epiq for sure.... That was my first thought when you shown that Squirrel lmao
Enjoyed that very much.
Very cool!
thanks