Having to pick my jaw off the floor. Stunning rocks and the colours were sooo pretty. And i totally agree with you some rocks dont need cutting just a polish and they are good. Some rocks just under the rough hide they have are just beautiful with the outer layer removed. And i love the microscope views. So pretty. They look like paintings. Than you Kim for taking the time to show us your passion and the beautiful rocks you find. Just blown away😮
@8:44 this is why amygdaloidal basalt called "galaxy stone"! BEAUTIFUL little universes in there! I Love this stuff. Like some chert, it is highly UNDER rated!! Thanks for sharing! Great video as always! #keeponkeepinon
Everything was just beautiful but I found the most beauty at the beginning and at the end of the rockshow and both were images of you, Our Beautiful RockMom♥
* You have such wonderful BLUE.. I would cut & polish that forever.. So good to have rocks for Winter cutting.. Thanks for Sharing.. ~ The blue at the 8:53 mark was Stunning.. I'm Drooling.. ~ One of your cuts was very near a "growth" mound like a beginning Stalagmite.. So Cool..
I love watching your adventures and the microscope is fascinating. Is it just me or does the last rock in this clip show the letters MOM in the middle. The white part of the rock. Pretty awesome!!
The slab at the 9:36 mark had Fabulous BLUE ~ Amazing Blue which had me Drooling.. You found so many beauties with fortification Banding.. Love the Eyes as well Drogon does need to be balanced because most of the slabs had wave saw marks... But I Love BLUE..
You have the best eye picking rocks, no one is even near to you! I agree, you should not cut every rock. Those jasp/agates are ment to be polished and enjoyed as they are. Congrats you make me happy on every video but also envious, dream to go to Montana!
I am amazed how pretty some of the rocks are inside that I would have stepped over because they looked plain on the outside. You have a good eye for this.
It's so hard to stop slabbing for the day ... you just want to cut 1 more rock... just 1 more....OK, this is going to be the last one....OK I can fit in a couple more...
I loved them all! You and Drogon make a pretty good team. All the colors, banding, swirls, the galaxies in the stone are mesmerizing. I like the one around 13:00. Thank you for sharing the first look anyone has ever had inside those beauties. The micrographs and wording overlays were cool and helpful Keep the fun coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
GOSH.....😁😄 as usual SO HARD to pick....intriguing patterns on ALL slabs GOD 🎨 Those for polishing Heart ❤💙💜💖 to see someday for sure. INSPIRED TO 🎨🖌 again..... BIG GALLERY SQUARE CANVASES THEN RESIN OVER THICK GLAZE SHINEY FINISH.... 💋😘 MORE MORE MORE & MORE GO MRM 🌟🤩⭐
Very inspiring, gets my artistic juices going! Some of the microscope shots would make great photo's to blow up as framed prints. They also give me ideas for paintings. I would love to be a fly on your shoulder. Great stuff!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous! And I love the microscopic views, especially that amygdaloidal basalt with the copper! If I remember correctly, you tentatively identified the coprolite when you found it in the gravel. You sure know your rocks! Thank you for feeding Drogon.
Hello, Always great viewing of spectacular rocks... If you truly throw some away, I would absolutely love to have them... Thank You as always my friend... 🌲🦅🦉🦅🌲
Kim and the toys in her garage; what an awesome combination! Once again, the views from the microscope are incredible. Seeing that first one especially was like looking into another world.
I'm glad I slept in today, got to watch this with my coffee. Such pretty, pretty stuff. While it had probably the least amount of stuff going on, I think that one you cut around the 13:00 mark was my favorite. Thanks for the morning show. Now I have to go and be productive, but at least one of my morning chores is checking one of my tumbling barrels which makes up for everything else (almost).
wow I'm amazed by your finds you truly are very lucky our areas here to find Tennessee painted agate is mostly privately owned so to find agate at all is rare I live in a Ordovician area that's full of fossil you are my gateway to beautiful agate and pet wood Rock on MRM!
Your finds are jaw dropping!! SO gorgeous. Us 2 old folks are headed to Montana this summer for 2-3 weeks to rockhound. Please leave some for us 😂 Its only April 1st, we’re not coming until June and I’m so flipping excited I can hardly wait. #BestVacayEver
I understand where you’re coming from. Some rocks are not meant to be cut. They are so beautiful and if you cut them you’ll just damage the beauty. I’m glad you think that way.
That amygdaloidal basalt is gorgeous. The copper in the vesicles are amazing. I dont know what that one rock was with all the pattern but its amazing. The agate with all the eyes is really interesting. The agate after with the fortification banding is awesome. my favorite was the last one. So cool! Thanks for sharing!
Those cuts were beautiful! It's always a hard decision to know what to do with certain rocks. 🤔 You made great choices. 👍 Thanks for such an in-depth look into those unusual rocks from those great beds of your wondrous Yellowstone River. You are the best, MRM. Rock on and happy hunting. 😊
The first set of microscope pictures stunned me. The beauty and colors of that basalt next to those heavenly colors in the inclusion s, actually brought tears to my eyes. The way you look at rocks is very different from most of the other Montana rock hounds I've seen. Theo, though, also seems to be very open to the beauty in all kinds of rocks. I'm learning that there's more to value in a rock besides bands.
Have you thought about a stand of sorts to hold your slabs when filming? 🤭 sitting them on something for temporary display, after cutting, while you filmed, would reduce the bouncing around trying to hold a recording device at the same time? Love the rocks, and I wish I lived closer to an area that I could find some 🤭...rock on, Mom 😁🌻🦁
Gorgeous finds. I love the raw forms. I own many agate-jasper specimens (naturally tumbled) that I´m not touching but feeling tempted to buy my own Drogon! Love your videos btw!!!
You have some very beautiful material there, I noticed you took your pinpointer to one of the rocks you might want to do research on what a meteorite is you might come across some a lot of them will be metallic and will register with your pin pointer
Mind blown. Huge boulders of Montana agates. Use to Lake Superior red agates, green moss agates,. Heard of 35 pounds up in the Minnesota iron range. Montana is unbelievable. Thank you for sharing. Makes me want to plan a week out there.
@@MontanaRockMom to be honest Im still kinda new to rock hunting so Im not sure if Ive seen one, or if I possibly have any! Google doesnt show anything by that name! You got me curious now though, lol
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Having to pick my jaw off the floor. Stunning rocks and the colours were sooo pretty. And i totally agree with you some rocks dont need cutting just a polish and they are good. Some rocks just under the rough hide they have are just beautiful with the outer layer removed. And i love the microscope views. So pretty. They look like paintings.
Than you Kim for taking the time to show us your passion and the beautiful rocks you find. Just blown away😮
What a wonderful comment James, thanks for making my day 😊
I am blown away with just what I can see of your collection right here! My jaw is dropping! Amazing! 😀
Thank you 😊
@8:44 this is why amygdaloidal basalt called "galaxy stone"! BEAUTIFUL little universes in there! I Love this stuff. Like some chert, it is highly UNDER rated!! Thanks for sharing! Great video as always! #keeponkeepinon
I love hanging out with you..EASILY my fav channel!!
The last two were absolutely beautiful
Using the microscope is a video game changer. All the little nebulas and galaxies you've revealed was very pleasing.
Everything was just beautiful but I found the most beauty at the beginning and at the end of the rockshow and both were images of you, Our Beautiful RockMom♥
You're so kind 😇 I hope you are doing well... 💗
Doing wonderful, in Indiana@@MontanaRockMom
That looked like gold in that second rock you cut I like the windows especially the blues!
Sometimes there's even specs of gold in my agates that I notice after polishing
* You have such wonderful BLUE.. I would cut & polish that forever.. So good to have rocks for Winter cutting.. Thanks for Sharing.. ~ The blue at the 8:53 mark was Stunning.. I'm Drooling.. ~ One of your cuts was very near a "growth" mound like a beginning Stalagmite.. So Cool..
You have a good eye for rocks!!!! Some don't need cut.
Outstanding and nicely done closeups, WOW!!!
Love the rocks with the oils, such stunning colors!
Your last rock just got better and better
The first slab had me thinking to follow just around the outside of the curve and make a cabachon
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Oh the beautiful of the micro world!!! Gratitude for being brought along on the journey!
Some things in life ? Needs never to be changed! Their beauty is so precious
Kim, I liked it all.
Love the colors under the microscope, especially the second rock!
I've never been slabbed have you?? 😂 LOL.... Great video as always.
You have to be the lucky isthmus rock founder ever. Thank you.
I enjoyed this video a lot, what a great job you have!!!
I love watching your adventures and the microscope is fascinating. Is it just me or does the last rock in this clip show the letters MOM in the middle. The white part of the rock. Pretty awesome!!
9mths ago- A Blast From The Past. They are all Beautiful Creations.
Wowo wow those close ups are amazing 🤩
The slab at the 9:36 mark had Fabulous BLUE ~ Amazing Blue which had me Drooling.. You found so many beauties with fortification Banding.. Love the Eyes as well Drogon does need to be balanced because most of the slabs had wave saw marks... But I Love BLUE..
Wow, that weird buzzy metal alarmer was magical under the microscope.
New to your channel.WOW your so GORGEOUS!And so knowledgeable!
Love them all
Fantastic! I just love seeing what's inside these gorgeous stones. Thank you.👍👍👍👍👍
The last one reminds me of the painting The Scream by Edvard Much.
Wow. So amazing. I'm gonna have to get a saw.
😍😍😍😍😍 beautiful rock
I liked when you put the rocks under the microscope! SOOO beautiful!!! 💜💜💜
the agatizied algae rock reminds me of brain matter. So cool!
You have the best eye picking rocks, no one is even near to you! I agree, you should not cut every rock. Those jasp/agates are ment to be polished and enjoyed as they are. Congrats you make me happy on every video but also envious, dream to go to Montana!
Thank you for watching Camilo, and leaving such a wonderful comment. Definitely brought a silly happy smile to my face ☺️
I am amazed how pretty some of the rocks are inside that I would have stepped over because they looked plain on the outside. You have a good eye for this.
LOVED this video!! It fits with my OBSESSIVE slabbing here in Las Cruces for sure!
It's so hard to stop slabbing for the day ... you just want to cut 1 more rock... just 1 more....OK, this is going to be the last one....OK I can fit in a couple more...
😃..des couleurs magnifiques et sublimées au microscope...🤩🤩🤩
All I can say is wow!!!! Love them all. 💕 I totally agree on the no cuts too.
I loved them all! You and Drogon make a pretty good team. All the colors, banding, swirls, the galaxies in the stone are mesmerizing. I like the one around 13:00. Thank you for sharing the first look anyone has ever had inside those beauties. The micrographs and wording overlays were cool and helpful Keep the fun coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
That last slab I could almost see the word "Joy" written in the stone. Amazing!!!
Omg, going hunting today. You have motivated me. Will take my time, take my dog Max, and a picnic for us both.
Best plan ever!!!!! I love it. Pet Max for me.
Cutting a rock just takes you into a whole different mysterious world. I could stare into those depths forever. Great video K.
The struggle is real when it comes to cutting some rocks for sure!!!!! I love the sorting tubs too, great idea for new finds
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Obviously you know what my favorite one was!! Gotta save the best for last. M.R.M. pro rock slicer! 🏆
Was that a smile I saw on Drogons face now that he has a full belly.
As always, some wonderful eye candy
Love watching the cuts. I’m glad some are left alone. Thanks.😀
Very informative good luck 🤞
Always magical to see the slabs under the microscope. Thanks Kim.
My favorite was the last one you cut! I love seeing inside the rocks you find. And the microscope certainly brings out the beauty!
GOSH.....😁😄 as usual SO HARD to pick....intriguing patterns on ALL slabs GOD 🎨
Those for polishing Heart ❤💙💜💖 to see someday for sure.
INSPIRED TO 🎨🖌 again.....
BIG GALLERY SQUARE CANVASES
THEN RESIN OVER THICK GLAZE
SHINEY FINISH....
💋😘 MORE MORE MORE & MORE
GO MRM 🌟🤩⭐
I love it 🎨🖌🥰
Oh, my garsh! Thank you for the microscopic images. They are so absolutely mesmerizing!
Looks like a sunrise over a mountain. That agate
Yes it does!
I don't blame you. I wouldn't cut it either (2:57) You have some beautiful finds there!!!
I sure am fascinated by your microscope pics. They reveal a different world about these rocks we love!
A lot of beautiful cuts. Especially under the microscope
Thanks Leona
Very inspiring, gets my artistic juices going! Some of the microscope shots would make great photo's to blow up as framed prints. They also give me ideas for paintings. I would love to be a fly on your shoulder. Great stuff!!!!
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@ around 1:39 that jasper agate looks like a knight riding on a dragon 🐉 it is so awesome. !!!
Absolutely gorgeous! And I love the microscopic views, especially that amygdaloidal basalt with the copper! If I remember correctly, you tentatively identified the coprolite when you found it in the gravel. You sure know your rocks! Thank you for feeding Drogon.
Amazing! So many unique rocks. Love the microscopic views!
Hello, Always great viewing of spectacular rocks... If you truly throw some away, I would absolutely love to have them... Thank You as always my friend... 🌲🦅🦉🦅🌲
You and Theo have the greatest eye for rockhounding. I love the colors you go for. They look like great works of art.
That reddish Montana agate…. Am I the only person that sees an erupting volcano??
That reddish Montana agate…. Am I the only person that sees an erupting volcano??
Kim and the toys in her garage; what an awesome combination! Once again, the views from the microscope are incredible. Seeing that first one especially was like looking into another world.
Those were all phenomenal. And under the microscope, mind blowing. It's artwork.
Definitely Sandra bullock vibes! Binging all your videos, amazing landscapes and states. Too cool
Great episode and great work!
I'm glad I slept in today, got to watch this with my coffee. Such pretty, pretty stuff. While it had probably the least amount of stuff going on, I think that one you cut around the 13:00 mark was my favorite. Thanks for the morning show. Now I have to go and be productive, but at least one of my morning chores is checking one of my tumbling barrels which makes up for everything else (almost).
Thank goodness you don't feed all your rocks to Drogon. The very first one you cut was my absolute favorite today. Thank you for sharing.
Wow❤
Montana mom hello from Tennessee!
You ask for suggestions ... Be more patient!
It Will come. You'll be able to handle it!
That rough brecciated rock cut looks like a James Webb Telescope image! 😀
Watching this is very relaxing like ASMR. Amazing material as always Kim.
Totally stunning xxx
I could have watched a couple more hours of that! Especially love the
microscope shots!
wow I'm amazed by your finds you truly are very lucky our areas here to find Tennessee painted agate is mostly privately owned so to find agate at all is rare I live in a Ordovician area that's full of fossil you are my gateway to beautiful agate and pet wood Rock on MRM!
I love fossils! I'm not too good at finding those!
@@MontanaRockMom I'm currently cleaning 3 of my recent finds I'll post pictures of them shortly if you would like to take a look
I love how clean Drogon is! Most rock saws are filthy 🙂
Your finds are jaw dropping!! SO gorgeous. Us 2 old folks are headed to Montana this summer for 2-3 weeks to rockhound. Please leave some for us 😂 Its only April 1st, we’re not coming until June and I’m so flipping excited I can hardly wait. #BestVacayEver
I understand where you’re coming from. Some rocks are not meant to be cut. They are so beautiful and if you cut them you’ll just damage the beauty. I’m glad you think that way.
Really loved when looking in Microscope!! Its like looking out in space with galaxes and planets! Eye candy!!🤩🤩🤩
That amygdaloidal basalt is gorgeous. The copper in the vesicles are amazing. I dont know what that one rock was with all the pattern but its amazing. The agate with all the eyes is really interesting. The agate after with the fortification banding is awesome. my favorite was the last one. So cool! Thanks for sharing!
Those cuts were beautiful! It's always a hard decision to know what to do with certain rocks. 🤔 You made great choices. 👍 Thanks for such an in-depth look into those unusual rocks from those great beds of your wondrous Yellowstone River. You are the best, MRM. Rock on and happy hunting. 😊
Such a great video! My favorite actually was the one you said might be just pale inside. It was so pretty! Thanks for all you do! xoxo
That was my favorite too! I am so glad I kept that one! I would have never guessed it was full of plant material
Hola Amiga para que tengas mas ideas de que linda es la piedra por dentro cortala por la mitad❤
Cutting your stone good job my friend👍
The first set of microscope pictures stunned me. The beauty and colors of that basalt next to those heavenly colors in the inclusion s, actually brought tears to my eyes. The way you look at rocks is very different from most of the other Montana rock hounds I've seen. Theo, though, also seems to be very open to the beauty in all kinds of rocks. I'm learning that there's more to value in a rock besides bands.
I need to visit Montana .. never been anywhere west of me
Go west my friend! 🐎🐎🐎
The piece at the 15:30 mark looks like a Stalagmite formation. Cool.. It actually looks like Crazy Lace Agate..
Agatized stalagmites are so cool!
I used to cut slabs for sale on eBay. 7mm thick is perfect for cabs.
Have you thought about a stand of sorts to hold your slabs when filming? 🤭 sitting them on something for temporary display, after cutting, while you filmed, would reduce the bouncing around trying to hold a recording device at the same time? Love the rocks, and I wish I lived closer to an area that I could find some 🤭...rock on, Mom 😁🌻🦁
I guess the last one was my favorite!
Very cool.
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Gorgeous finds. I love the raw forms. I own many agate-jasper specimens (naturally tumbled) that I´m not touching but feeling tempted to buy my own Drogon! Love your videos btw!!!
Show 👏👏👏👏👏👍
Amazing !
You have some very beautiful material there, I noticed you took your pinpointer to one of the rocks you might want to do research on what a meteorite is you might come across some a lot of them will be metallic and will register with your pin pointer
I want to find one. 🪨
Beautiful 😍
Love your introduction. What do you do with all your rocks? I can only dream of finding stuff like that. Thx for the great eye candies.
Mind blown. Huge boulders of Montana agates. Use to Lake Superior red agates, green moss agates,. Heard of 35 pounds up in the Minnesota iron range. Montana is unbelievable. Thank you for sharing. Makes me want to plan a week out there.
That agate is flipping amazing!!!
Beautiful
I live just south of you in WY, I need to come up there and do some rock hunting for sure
Wyoming has some great material as well...have you ever collected any of those Holiday agates (I think that's what they are called) out there?
@@MontanaRockMom to be honest Im still kinda new to rock hunting so Im not sure if Ive seen one, or if I possibly have any! Google doesnt show anything by that name! You got me curious now though, lol
@@jimatack5838 I came across them when reading the "Rockhounding Wyoming" book...I was fascinated by them