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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- I visit a pegmatite quarry north of Madawaska for the purposes of collecting Canadian rocks and minerals, in particular feldspar, mica, allenite, zircon and fergusonite. As can be seen, mineral collecting in the north at abandoned mines is both a beautiful and lucrative experience.
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Nice i love Mika to so Nice and the Tine stof to.
Sorry for musical english.
Ima from Holland.
Bring a UV light there in the dark.
There was also a marble mine, sodamite ....... camebrian shield.
love your channel i would like to come and hang out for a week or to i am from north bay
I love gem and minerals
Why have you deleted the newer video of dubuc mine ? :(
Great video thanks for sharing. Did you happen to notice any pinfire Feldspar at all? Potential Sunstone? Some of those you picked up are amazing wow!
Thank you for sharing... Very informative I hope your hands are better (not a very nice joke last time ) an i am sorry ....Cheers an thanks for sharing once again.
Yes - thanks, hands are better - lesson learned
I did not notice anything like that, but the translucence on the feldspar that I did show was hard to capture properly.
Do you ever check the radiation level to make sure a rock hunting site is safe?
we should check radiation/metals/dessecrated blood cells from the planes they dump on us and the sun and not trust the weather channel :)
more uvb radiation, the stuff they spray destroyed the ozone layer and seperately makes u burn faster by reflecting more at you at once sometimes. south side of some trees already have bark burning off from the march sun. planned food shortage will be "caused by that"
As always, beautiful place with amazing rocks. Thank you for posting!
theyre minerals idiot
Ruby at Egan Shute,,,,,
Do you gold pan? Have you seen any super tiny yellow or pink diamonds about the size of a .05 mm for a big one? I keep fiding distinctly diamond shaped minerals with horizontally striated faces ,from a kimberlitic area in the adirondack mountains and just east of them.
Great video Michael. Thanks for the education once again, I've learned a lot from you over the years. Really nice feldspars at that spot. I'll have to try and get there someday.
Helo class
ive been trying to find me a very large piece of mica but i cant find any anywhere i want a piece that's about 20 to 30 pounds.
It's nice to see your hands are better! Where is your partner??
Joe Russell, Massachusetts
Nice spot eh? Very hard to find fergusonite there. They are associated with the mica. Thanks for posting
I have a plan to re-visit soon - my aim will be to find a properly formed fergusonite crystal and possibly some zircon like yourself.
Concoidal fracture is signatory for quartz ,obsidian , other amorphous materials, ie glass. Strips of bootie about 1/2to3/4 of an inch usually indicates an earlier solutions.
Yea that might be columbium/tantalite, it can leave stains
The Nubble quarry in Maine has a similar appearance but the biotite can be partially altered to muscovite , interstitial beryl , tiny garnets .
Greetings from Berlin New Hampshire. I would love a copy or I mean a sample of some of that rock. I collect rocks and minerals, Here in my area and I would love a sample to put in my collection if possible
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That's a very cool place eh! Maybe next time you'll get your Fergusonite!! They are hard to find! Got a cool plate of Allanite though, nice!!
loved it.
I find myself doing the same thin getting caught finding somthing else that takes up more time then before you know it.... its getting dark and you have yourself loaded down with rock.. thinking about the long hike back to the vehicle! awesome videos been watching for last couple years now!
Yeah, I made several attempts to leave which says the place needs a second visit.
gud2
Great adventure lots of knowledge thank u
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What is the price of this rock??
so cool! Btw first!
Thank you!
Прекрасное занятие удачи!
Love your videos
Hopefully i get to check that out before the snow starts to fall!
Be careful, the rock on the walls is very loose in places. I'm thinking I probably went to close at times.
TJ Mccoshen ok', :coy ftttu*
Very nice