Cedar Butte Augite // Rockhounding in Northern Oregon Coast Range
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- Join us for a soaking wet rockhounding trip into the northern Oregon coast range for some rockhounding.
This is a location we went to about 5 years ago when we were first getting into rockhounding and now we are returning for a round two with it.
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Yeah. I recognized the olivine/peridot?!?
How fun was that 👍
Mother nature's hard Rock candies.! Awesome stuff
Thank you!
This is a location I would like to visit sometime, assuming I make it up to Cedar Butte anytime soon. Nice finds and nice vid!
Time to plan a trip!
Do it!
Those crystals are really neat! I love the olivine on them. And thank you for hi-lighting an oregon location! They really were all over the ground there! and the matrix pieces were absolutely phenomenal! That one, big, perfect crystal in the tuff was really beautiful. And the pieces with the tons of smaller crystals, everywhere in the matrix were just as awesome! and i love the microscope pictures! the green, clear look of the crystals under the microscope were really beautiful. And to see the fractured edge of a large crystal, green and transparent, was really cool. You would never guess looking at it without the microscope! Thank you for going back and sharing you experience with us, and baring the elements to do so! We really appreciate your dedication!
Agreed
I think the highly magnified photos of the material really sets it off in a way that is hard to do with just the naked eye.
This location isn't too far from you. You should go visit it this spring.
Very cool. I pronounce it wrong also. When you’ve only read the name for years and years, then you say it aloud, well it’s not always what you think. 😆
I can’t seem to break the habit on Augite. Spell it Augit then! Hahaha.
Thanks so much for sharing.
Loved the vid!
Stay Crystal 💫
Mari
Nice finds! Another great vid. Very informative as well. Thanks 😊
Thank you!
I live in Maine and worked at Mt.Mica mine in the 90s. I've been rockhounding since the late 70s and have found some beautiful stuff. Unfortunately i sold most everything over the years, but it paid my bills. I still have great memories.
I think it would be fun to start a rock swap, or rocks for fossils, fossils for fossils or even rocks for rocks. With me being in the midwest (Wisconsin) I do get a lot of coral fossils but also go to upper Mich. and get natural copper nuggets and Upper lites. The only way i see it to be fair is pound for pound or ounce for ounce. I think it would really help beginner rock hounds as well as those who can't get around that well any more. If interested in this i would sure start today.
I totally agree with this idea, it's a great idea! I feel there are places you cant get to because of different reasons and if you can find someone to trade them with equal value or pound for pound.
Oh wow! So pretty under the microscope!! Love the green. And the crystals are so cool.
I'm glad you went back and it was still productive. Im glad you took a sleep with such a nice view. But the weather could have cooperated a little better. Cool!
I was just there a week ago! Man that collecting spot is steep, you really got to be careful or you will tumble all the way down the mountain. Luckily that didn't happen to me.
👁👁 … 👫 🥾🥾 🥾🥾…👏
The augite i have is green but it has to be sliced thin to tell because of the saturation of color. Sweet stuff there.
Luvvly jubbly stuff that. Does it polish ?
These are not something you would generally polish, they are good just as they are.
My son and I went in March. It was so easy to collect. He climbed to the top and got some there - until he heard a large cat - cougar, so we left in a hurry. Next time we will take a gun.
While Washington state has approximately 1,500 cougars, Oregon has 6,000!
Make noise like yelling the cat will scat ...not that kinda scat
Love those crystals! Lovely weather your having! we were out the other day in 100-degree heat, so Oregon is lookin' pretty good to me right now!
I'm sure we will be getting those hot days before we know it.
There is one spot I have been to that I have found augite at, look different from the ones you found but the could be bc of a difference in the environment the crystals formed in.
I didn't find a video up on your channel of it. I would love to see what you found sometime.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I believe I show at least one specimen in my 2nd oldest video think i might have mistaked it for diopside maybe, but I will just make a quick YT short and post it tonight and let you know.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I posted a short on my augite specimens if you want to check them out :)
My parents use to live just west of this location at about MP 10 on Highway 6. Yes it is green, muddy, muddy and rain, rain and more rain.
Don’t miss the rain and mud.
But I will probably visit there someday soon next time I’m at Tillamook.
Good looking finds. I bet you are glad to be back home where it is a lot dryer! LOL.
That’s why I moved to Redmond, OR.
I can appreciate the green lush environment but I really prefer my dry weather.
Initially I was not impressed, not that I'm quick to judge, but under the microscope the whole world changes. I love how the green screams for attention deep from in void like black host. Thank you both for your time.j
Sometimes the beauty is in the fine details.
Love the microscope veiwing, Olivine is beautiful with the black!
Thank you!
That weather brings back memories of the Olympic peninsula. Those are cool little crystals.
I'm not a fan of rain that has the intensity of being in the shower.
Hood slabs are incredible
Product you produce constantly entertains and educates
Thanks so much!
Hood slab ?
Speaking of pronunciations, how does one pronounce chalcedony and botryoidal?
kal·seh·duh·nee and bot·ry·oi·dal!
Cool video. Cool adventure. Do think those Augites would be able to be faceted at any point? 💎
That's a good question but I don't think I can answer as I know nothing about faceting.
Beautiful, it looks similar to smoky quartz. Lovely crystals. 😍
They kinda do!
Yay a new location not too far from me ! I can't wait to put Augite on my rock shelves !! Thanks again.
Hit it up!
Going here, Sunday! Might be damp.....
Most likely! Bring some boots.
How beautiful and sweet!! Here in Southern Utah it is nice and toasty, so enjoy the wet cold weather there! Wish I was there!!
The grass is always greener I guess cause I'm ready for some nice weather!
I really should go out there, i am only about 40 minutes from that location. My brain wants to call it ogg ite too. Nice haul you got it looks like
It's a cool spot and you really don't need much to be happy.
How fun! Im near Rochester Ny What a great way to spend the day Now i want Augite First time hearing of it Absolutely 💞 your channel
Thank you so much!
I really don't know much about New York, what are some of the things you like looking for out there.
Interesting crystals, gotta make a trip there we where so close to that area on our last trip to Oregon, thanks for sharing 😊💙
It's a good spot for sure.
Location and GPS link not working for me
It should be working now.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding yup. Great episode btw
Love the facets on that stuff! The structure reminds me of Apatite!
It's pretty stuff.
I had a larger "Apatite" when I was younger he he
FWIW the road/trail you said you walked about a mile on, it pops out on Kilchis Lookout Road. Someday I will stop to collect some Augite but I'm always on my quad with riding buddies, but Someday. Not far from there is a wall of green rock that is impressive...happy hunting 😳
Next time you're out there just drag your riding buddies out there with you. It's worth the detour.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I camped a couple nights more and collected some Augite (one almost a half inch dia.)it was fun but am too old to climb up the hillside
One of my first rockhounding spots as well! I do enjoy revisiting locations with more experience and knowledge under my belt.
I think there's a lot of value to be had in returning to locations you went to years and years earlier.
The area is real pretty. We will have to swing over there someday. Would love to have a few of these. Great video man!
It's a cool place to see and there's tons of camping in the area.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Good to know!
Thanks for braving the wet and cold to give us a virtual tour of another great rockhounding place. Craig and I were in Astoria for a few days just after you and Sarah made your trip. We were lucky to get 2 days that were pretty decent. I'm with you on the pronunciation of Augite. Thanks for sharing the microscope pics. I like them. Micro- and MacroCool!
You should go check this place out if and when it ever dries out some. Its a good spot!
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I would love to. I am planning on making it to the Wild Turkey Mine for this month's open weekend, on Saturday and hoping to visit another site as yet to be determined on Sunday. If it's not too far from the Wild Turkey, I might even be able to visit Stone Rose.
Thank you, I have been watching your channel for a couple months and its motivated me to get out and rockhound again, Im from the Columbia basin and enjoy seeing collecting in my own region also how lucky we are in the PNW, love your content. Hope to maybe meet you out in the fields some day.
That's awesome! Have you hit any good spots lately?
@@CurrentlyRockhounding yes I have! last weekend went out around prosser to some fantastic petrified wood spots that are untouched and unfound which is rare in todays times, headed up to liberty this weekend. Good luck on your adventures as well!
Really cool to see in Oregon location! I'm at the other end of the state about 50 miles from the California border. Those were really beautiful crystals.
Now your area down there is a place I really want to visit!
@@CurrentlyRockhounding get with that rogue rock hound and have him show you around. You could spend a week here LOL
You live in a great place. Beautiful country up there. I guess it is always cold up there because you are always dressed for winter. Keep on Rockin Happy Trials 👍😎
Hahaha summer is almost here and I can take the coat off!
If your talking about the coastal regions it seems to be the average temp is in the 60`s year round, now if you go over the cascades to the central parts it can be hot in the summers and col in winter, then in Eastern part can be hot in summer mostly in the 80`s to 90`s and in winter it can get as cold as minus - 0 .
How neat are those! Definitely saving this on our list! Thank you!
It's worth checking out.
Love your content. I have to ask, when your out "hounding" why is your dog tied off to your wife?
My dog would drive me Batshit crazy on a leash when we're out in the wilds.
Thank you, she's the kinda dog who wants to chase other animals and its not safe to have her off leash.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Gotcha....
So how well do the Crystals polish up because I they well up good but I don't know anything about them so I hope you can tell me if they do. Thanks again
These are not meant to be polished, you just collect them and enjoy them as is.
Thanks I didn't no for sure if they would.
They sure are beautiful and interesting, hopefully I can find some online to buy.
That is so cool!
Thank you!
That was satisfying to watch! It’s like one of those dreams where you find coins everywhere on the ground😂 So glad you found lots of augite. Don’t enjoy the pronunciation of it either. Have loved all six of your previously rock hounding podcasts as well. Happy June rock hounding.
Hahaha it was kinda of like that at this spot.
Thank you! We really enjoy making the podcast.
It still amazes me how perfect nature makes crystals, Just another great example of Gods handy work.Gets me itchy to go to Winchester creek and look for Beryl.
Well most of the crystals are far from perfect. The only ones that are perfect are those that form in ideal conditions. Just chemistry and physics really.
Augite? It's stunning! What would it be used for besides collecting?
That's all that you can really use them for. Its a specimen.
Been there, done that. However it was over 30 years ago. I still have a few of the better crystals we collected that day. I found them to be very fractured and would crumble with little to no pressure. I did not know there was Olivine associated with them in that location. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Maybe this is the summer for you to make a return trip!
Many of the ones I collected do not seem to crumble at all.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I'm not much of a specimen collector. I prefer something I can cut and polish. It was a fun day collecting with my buddy, I don't need any more of them though as you can't do any lapidary processes to them. Thanks again.
Can you do a Rudy video
A Rudy video?