Wow, those are some good sized crystals for dogs tooth, everything I’ve ever found has little tiny druzy stuff, none of the crystals were nearly that size… awesome spot, makes me miss limestone
Excellent video. Roadcuts are some of the most overlooked prospecting places (glad that's not the case with you)! I love the close-up shots with your microscope. ✨
That plate is AWESOME Aidan !!!! Love those bore holes in the cut. The blasting opened up some nice veins. Wanted to say though, Remember the black polished rocks I sent ya? I use them for mounting specimens like the block you used. I remember you were wondering about those. Many blessings Aidan and Happy Holidays. PS; I haven't forgot about your box brother. Just been spending all my money on my car which I now have to tear the engine apart. Bummed. Over 400 in parts I probably didn't need. I promise you will get some cool Colorado stuff. Before I die. LOL Joke.
I prefer the switch from collecting to cleaned piece and back again type of video. Nice little hole. Time to put your camera on a stick and shove it in there and see what's around.
Egg cartons make great storage for collecting.. There are some interesting Calcite's there. Could be graphite inclusions but I'd be more confident with a hydrocarbon of some sort. Cheers!! Andrew..
Thanks, yeah cartons are handy, but I don't get eggs from the grocer so i dont have a regular supply of them unfortunately. Hydro carbon might be a good bet, but I haven't noticed the smell that is usually associated with their presence.
@@Ontario_Rockhound If they are inclusions and not on surface you may not smell anything. It was just a thought anyway. A microscope would help in proper ID.
Very good calcite
Thanks!
Awesome specimens, Aidan 🔥!!!! Nice video !!!
I like them all, but the plate is a beauty 😎✌🍀
Thanks appreciate the comment!
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No problem ✌
Loved the tri point!
Thanks!
Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you
Very nice finds!
Thank you!
Wow, those are some good sized crystals for dogs tooth, everything I’ve ever found has little tiny druzy stuff, none of the crystals were nearly that size… awesome spot, makes me miss limestone
Tanks, I hope to find bigger in the future.
Excellent video. Roadcuts are some of the most overlooked prospecting places (glad that's not the case with you)! I love the close-up shots with your microscope. ✨
Thanks glad you liked them.
Hey nice job focusing the camera this time!
Awesome finds!
Thanks!
That plate is AWESOME Aidan !!!! Love those bore holes in the cut. The blasting opened up some nice veins. Wanted to say though, Remember the black polished rocks I sent ya? I use them for mounting specimens like the block you used. I remember you were wondering about those. Many blessings Aidan and Happy Holidays. PS; I haven't forgot about your box brother. Just been spending all my money on my car which I now have to tear the engine apart. Bummed. Over 400 in parts I probably didn't need. I promise you will get some cool Colorado stuff. Before I die. LOL Joke.
Thanks, and no worries Kevin take care of yourself 1st brother. Happy Holidays!
I prefer the switch from collecting to cleaned piece and back again type of video. Nice little hole. Time to put your camera on a stick and shove it in there and see what's around.
Yeah, went back later and checked the hole again, someone cleared out the entrance which meant I could reach in farther and pull out more stuff.
I agree Ken!
Egg cartons make great storage for collecting.. There are some interesting Calcite's there. Could be graphite inclusions but I'd be more confident with a hydrocarbon of some sort. Cheers!!
Andrew..
Thanks, yeah cartons are handy, but I don't get eggs from the grocer so i dont have a regular supply of them unfortunately. Hydro carbon might be a good bet, but I haven't noticed the smell that is usually associated with their presence.
@@Ontario_Rockhound If they are inclusions and not on surface you may not smell anything. It was just a thought anyway. A microscope would help in proper ID.
Why are all the mines abandonned in Québec .. do you know.? Especially Cobalt .. which was THE place to go before we had Toronto and Montréal.
The Canadian shield is a big reason, the geology is just different