Dirty Job Looking For Treasure In North Carolina

It's a Dirty Job being a prospector in Western North Carolina. Research helps, but hard work pays off. Working this newly unearthed spot named the Two-Tone Prospect is starting to show all kinds of fun new minerals. Not only reaching deeper pockets but also looking deeper into each specimen to microscopic levels. More details and microscopic show and tell to look forward to this winter. This is how those beautiful gems in your collection are discovered or new discoverys are made in a hard rock mountain newly exposed in the high elevations of the Appalachian Mountains.
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[@s4dreamland671]

Nice ! 👍

[@HighCountryRocks]

New camera and new editor just playing around. Thanks for the comment.

[@kimberlybeeson3613]

Well hello 👋 High Country, haven’t heard from you in a while. Hope all is well with you, hope your enjoying life. This is Kimberly in Oklahoma.

[@kimberlybeeson3613]

❤️

[@HighCountryRocks]

@@kimberlybeeson3613 Thank you , Kimberly for the wonderful vibes. Honestly it has been a rough month. (When it rains it pours). I am so happy to be back on the adventure. I feel so blessed to say that. The family healthy again and my prospecting vehicle is back on the road to share more experiences. I hope you have a wonderful new year and positive vibes back at ya. 😉

[@stuartpopp472]

Very interesting

[@HighCountryRocks]

It's a weird crystalized vein.

[@janefromthecountry1820]

Hi. Hope you are doing well. Interesting. Have a safe weekend.👍🏻

[@HighCountryRocks]

Thank you. Glad to have the TH-cam family back. I hope you are having a wonderful new year!!

[@thejagmohan7121]

I Wana find gems too. I'm always wondering where to look in Burke county

[@HighCountryRocks]

I seen some really nice mud included crystals come out of the Linville gorge area. I don't know the vein location but you can find pictures online.