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it looked like a carvers dream , i would have had a very hard time in there as i would have bought more then i could carry,, thank you for sharing and taking us along
@@CurrentlyRockhounding i found that same thing but i am always looking to find more, it must be that i plan to far ahead for projects and never get to them
Great looking serpentine! Following your Amazon influencer page. Cool there's a better alternative for murtic acid. Getting some of that. Love the rock at 4:43.
Thanks so much, Jared and Sara, for sharing your adventure! Love the different shades of green. They look awesome. Sara’s comment: That’s a lot of work, made laugh out loud. That’s what I was thinking and would say 😆 Thanks for the 🎥 Stay Crystal 💫
It is great material. And having worked with some of it makes it better for the return trip. Looking forward to exploring more of the mine also. So many different forms of mineralization make for great specimens.
So pretty. This is where a cordless jack hammer would come in handy. I might have to invest in one for extracting rock when I make a trip to the mountains.
Beautiful pieces! I would love to see some of the cabs, Christmas project and other things you make from the serpentine. Thanks for sharing Jared & Sarah and have a Merry Christmas🎄 and an amazing New Year!🎉🎆✌🤠
@@CurrentlyRockhounding its places like that, that make me wonder what's under the next pile of rocks. Every rock broken free exposes more opportunities for something awesome. Those are the best spots😁
Hopefully they will be open to the public again one of these days. I would love to get some pieces of that material. Do you know if they sell it, or if they will be open to the public ever again? Awesome video!😎🪨👍🔥
The inside scoop is that they will be doing this again number summer but even more often and with some sight improvements. I'm not sure if they are selling it online but I'm sure you can email them and ask.
At the time of filming the price was $1lb but I wouldn't be surprised if they raised the price some next year since all of the dig are having to do that to keep up with the direction of everything else in life.
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Excellent video, Jared!
That is beautiful material!! 👍🏻🇨🇦
It really is very nice stuff.
it looked like a carvers dream , i would have had a very hard time in there as i would have bought more then i could carry,, thank you for sharing and taking us along
Sometimes it's hard to limit ourselves but we already have so many rocks! :)
@@CurrentlyRockhounding i found that same thing but i am always looking to find more, it must be that i plan to far ahead for projects and never get to them
I understand very well....I myself filled many times my backpack at a point that my legs could not handle 😅 this serpentine is absolutely wow.
Can't wait to see your projects with that serpentine. Beautiful color variations.
Beautiful greens!
I misspoke in this video and refereed to the Chrysotile at this location at Tremolite.
Great looking serpentine! Following your Amazon influencer page. Cool there's a better alternative for murtic acid. Getting some of that. Love the rock at 4:43.
I like this place. It's worth the 12 hour roundtrip for me. Gotta go again in the spring.
Next summer you should make some more time and I can take you to some local spots as well.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding heck yes! Have been to the red marble mine.
Thanks so much, Jared and Sara, for sharing your adventure! Love the different shades of green. They look awesome. Sara’s comment: That’s a lot of work, made laugh out loud. That’s what I was thinking and would say 😆
Thanks for the 🎥
Stay Crystal 💫
Sara's comment was very accurate! :D
It is great material. And having worked with some of it makes it better for the return trip. Looking forward to exploring more of the mine also. So many different forms of mineralization make for great specimens.
I agree. Normally I try to just take a good sampling of material when I go somewhere new which makes a return trip that much more enjoyable.
Very cool material. Great idea to do a Xmas project with it. Cant wait to see what you do and how it turns out!
I have a few ideas that I think could be fun for a little Christmas project! :)
So pretty. This is where a cordless jack hammer would come in handy. I might have to invest in one for extracting rock when I make a trip to the mountains.
I would love a small roto hammer to be able to pack in to places.
Beautiful pieces! I would love to see some of the cabs, Christmas project and other things you make from the serpentine. Thanks for sharing Jared & Sarah and have a Merry Christmas🎄 and an amazing New Year!🎉🎆✌🤠
Thank you! I'm sure I will be sharing some of them on the SNS videos in the coming weeks.
Great video man this is an awesome green color! Keep bein awesome man!
Thank you!
Amazing video my friend, thank you for sharing it with us!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. I was going to get there in October, but couldn't. Next year is on the Calendar for sure.
Heck yeah!
Verbal thumbs up as well as physical. Thanks for the video
Thank you!
Nice variety of colors & patterns. Cool spot👍🍺
It's an interesting location for sure.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding its places like that, that make me wonder what's under the next pile of rocks. Every rock broken free exposes more opportunities for something awesome. Those are the best spots😁
@@treasuresunderfoot7876 Well said!
Awesome trip maybe this spring or summer I’ll make it there if he’s open to pick , beautiful stuff, thank you for sharing 😊💙
I'm sure he will be opening up again this coming summer. It would be great to see you out at a dig.
Awesome good to know 😊💙
Looked like a fun trip, wish we had places like that in TN. I just recently got a Chrysotile and Serpentine specimen. He went in his safety jar😅
The NW sure is rich in places to go.
It's Healerite!!! Lol, Friggin heaven and earth..
Looks like you got some nice pieces.
Thank you!
Wild Turkey is delicious
:D
😎👍awesome video great place to go too
Woooow!!!!..I had to hit pause!!!..this is awesome 👌!!
Thank you!
Another great place! Thanks for sharing 👍! I know it's only a dream currently, I'm making list of places to visit .
Where is this place again? Can't find Wild Turkey
All of the details are on my website, you can find the link below this video.
Thanks! Only had a few minutes before work and didn't go to your website. I'll make some time this week 👍🍻
I have a bunch with a white layer that sheens like tigers eye. Its very nice from there.
Oh that sounds really lovely. Every time I go here I feel like I find different colors of material to look at.
great stuff!
I need to make my way there this next Spring for some large chunks. Future projects with some 80s green!
Oh yeah! The inside scoop is that they will be opened more times next summer the the site will get some improvements. We should go together.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding let's make a plan when we hear the dates.👊
I’m always curious how you two met. You’re so outgoing and she’s so coy and quiet.
Years and years ago we met on an internet dating site! :D
Hahaa ha ha..she says...Lotta work!!!
:D
Hopefully they will be open to the public again one of these days. I would love to get some pieces of that material. Do you know if they sell it, or if they will be open to the public ever again? Awesome video!😎🪨👍🔥
The inside scoop is that they will be doing this again number summer but even more often and with some sight improvements.
I'm not sure if they are selling it online but I'm sure you can email them and ask.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Yay!!!🥳 Not gonna miss out on it next time, that's for sure. Thank's for the info Jared!😁
@@OneRockAtATime last time I talked to the mine owner he thought about doing the next one in May but to watch his website for any updates this spring.
@@FFSeiler I will check out their website thank you! Such pretty stuff.😎
They’ll be open to the public one weekend in each of these months: May, June and July I believe. The weekend dates are up on their website I believe!
How about that... a video I hadn't seen before.
I think Nate @ Quest for Details would enjoy this material.
Ha! I got lots to see at this point.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding yes.. and I've watched most on your channel
Hold a flashlight under some slabs
Omg..12:35 you threw out like 4+ rocks I so would have kept!!..what the heck??
Hahaha well I can't take them all.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding I know I know!
What’s the best way to remove to dusty outer layer of actinolite off? Just cut it? Grind it off? Is there a chemical way?
Hmmm it would be helpful if you could email me a photo of what you're working with here and wanting to remove.
Anyone out there ever tumble this stuff? If not, I will volunteer if you want to send me some :) I will send it back nice and shiny!
I think so but I would love to see it tumbled so deal! Send me an email and we will hammer out the details.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Will do
I would like that. I am going to get some today
What do they charge? $$
At the time of filming the price was $1lb but I wouldn't be surprised if they raised the price some next year since all of the dig are having to do that to keep up with the direction of everything else in life.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Thank you for the information! Looks like a fun place.