Hey Fred. As always, it's enjoyable seeing what's hiding on the inside. I look at rocks and wonder about it. But you don't stop there. You do what we wish we could do. Thanks, buddy.
@@jimdutcher6678 Thanks friend. I just can't help it. Good thing I'm not a cat, I'd be dead already 😆. You know what they say about curiosity. Glad you enjoyed it. Got the next one in the works which are 12 little cut Oregon agates.
@@bhutjolokia6990 Hey thanks. Glad you commented. I couldn't find you after the JnVrockhounding stream. I subscribed to you. Nice opals. When do we get more? Take care, Fred
@@JnVrockhounding Yes sir, you know it's fun. Almost as fun as sharing. Thanks and I enjoyed your stream yesterday. It was fun to banter with a bunch of cool, like minded people. Great group. 👍
@@Betty-RockBetty Thanks. I like what you're doing on your channel. I subscribed. I see you did an Ugly Ducklings video. I've got a couple also. They are fun to do. Good luck at your TH-cam adventure.
Thanks, but it was mostly luck lining them up. Never really can tell what's inside from the outside. Wouldn't that be a sick countertop. I'd love to replace the black marble island top that came with the house. Everyone is loving the green rocks. My next trip was going to be the creeks, but I may just head back out to get more greens. Then do a dozen or more cuts. Maybe throw in some reds to get that seasonal feel. Tis the season. What do you think?
Fred, do you get any onyx? Number 4 is giving me those vibes. 6 is beautiful as well. Got some wavy gravy in it for sure😊. Maybe some fossil influence again?🤔 Which nut is the angriest? The pissedashio.
I really don't know yet. I've collected these glacial till rocks for a while, but only now started cutting them. I was so intrigued with my traditional agates and stuff that these were ignored. No longer. I love the stuff from here, and there's much variety. I'm not even sure where these were from originally. As you may know, there were many icings and then floods in this Columbia River, some that changed river paths. I hope to study this enough to gain more knowledge. I love 6 as well. The waves and blueish colors are so nice. I kind of wondered about fossil influence but now I think I see fossils in everything. My eyes have been opened. Knock, knock. Who's there? Artie. Artie who? Artie jokes dad, or just bad?
As an aspiring collector and unpaid carer here in uk - i have to stick local and have already found bits that are not 'supposed' to be here in our mudflood zone but the one thing i have learnt - things rise up from the earth as she breathes - your finds could have perhaps been seen wet and dry so what you see could be picked up by camera (only cos i watch others do it, yet to even learn to film) but thank you for the added info as you show them !
Thanks for being a caregiver. That's not an easy job when you are paid. Good luck at the hounding you do get to do. Are you suggesting that I show more of the rock dry before I show off the middles? Thanks for any thoughts or ideas.
Those are beautiful! Enjoyed this video, thanks for taking us along with you!
@@patriciabock4299 Yay! I'm glad you came along. See you next time 😉.
Hey Fred. As always, it's enjoyable seeing what's hiding on the inside. I look at rocks and wonder about it. But you don't stop there. You do what we wish we could do. Thanks, buddy.
@@jimdutcher6678 Thanks friend. I just can't help it. Good thing I'm not a cat, I'd be dead already 😆. You know what they say about curiosity.
Glad you enjoyed it. Got the next one in the works which are 12 little cut Oregon agates.
Cool, I love seeing what lies beneath!!👀🤘😎👻🌶♾️
@@bhutjolokia6990 Hey thanks. Glad you commented. I couldn't find you after the JnVrockhounding stream.
I subscribed to you. Nice opals. When do we get more?
Take care,
Fred
Some cool cuts. Always fun to cut and be surprised by what’s inside. Just love cutting like that. Good video bud.
@@JnVrockhounding Yes sir, you know it's fun. Almost as fun as sharing.
Thanks and I enjoyed your stream yesterday. It was fun to banter with a bunch of cool, like minded people. Great group. 👍
Very cool cuts!
@@Betty-RockBetty Thanks. I like what you're doing on your channel. I subscribed.
I see you did an Ugly Ducklings video. I've got a couple also. They are fun to do.
Good luck at your TH-cam adventure.
You did a good job of ranking them! #5 and #6 were awesome...a countertop of #5 would go super hard.
Thanks, but it was mostly luck lining them up. Never really can tell what's inside from the outside.
Wouldn't that be a sick countertop. I'd love to replace the black marble island top that came with the house.
Everyone is loving the green rocks.
My next trip was going to be the creeks, but I may just head back out to get more greens. Then do a dozen or more cuts. Maybe throw in some reds to get that seasonal feel. Tis the season.
What do you think?
I like 5 best since I found something similar, the green has me intrigued!
Great responses from the grean rocks. I think I'm going to collect some and do a green rock cut video. Thanks
Fred, do you get any onyx? Number 4 is giving me those vibes. 6 is beautiful as well. Got some wavy gravy in it for sure😊. Maybe some fossil influence again?🤔
Which nut is the angriest?
The pissedashio.
I really don't know yet. I've collected these glacial till rocks for a while, but only now started cutting them. I was so intrigued with my traditional agates and stuff that these were ignored. No longer. I love the stuff from here, and there's much variety. I'm not even sure where these were from originally. As you may know, there were many icings and then floods in this Columbia River, some that changed river paths. I hope to study this enough to gain more knowledge.
I love 6 as well. The waves and blueish colors are so nice. I kind of wondered about fossil influence but now I think I see fossils in everything. My eyes have been opened.
Knock, knock. Who's there?
Artie. Artie who?
Artie jokes dad, or just bad?
As an aspiring collector and unpaid carer here in uk - i have to stick local and have already found bits that are not 'supposed' to be here in our mudflood zone but the one thing i have learnt - things rise up from the earth as she breathes - your finds could have perhaps been seen wet and dry so what you see could be picked up by camera (only cos i watch others do it, yet to even learn to film) but thank you for the added info as you show them !
Good blessings and thank you
@@MummaearthThanks so much. To you as well.
Thanks for being a caregiver. That's not an easy job when you are paid.
Good luck at the hounding you do get to do.
Are you suggesting that I show more of the rock dry before I show off the middles?
Thanks for any thoughts or ideas.