Nice find on the copper in matrix rock and the agate. Oh wait a man put down his collection of agates~wow his tradition is unique but understandable. Glad you got some and did what he wanted. I would of had a very hard time returning them to the Lake. Good job on your part 👍Your finds are amazing !
Thank you! The copper will get sliced up for sure. It was such a strange experience throwing them back into the water, then walking further down the beach to find agates lol
I’ve met so many great folks in 40 years of rock adventures! Hounding, shows, clubs, knap ins… very glad to have found your channel! Looking down is looking up these days!
Love your searches along these Lake Superior beaches to find stones. Have only been to MI once in mid-1960s to visit family. It was long before I knew about anything about agates, jaspers, etc., in these waters/on these beaches. Enjoyed hunting 'with you'! Thanks for sharing.
@joane.landers9151 I can only imagine how much you could find on the beaches in the 1960s! Lots more picked over these days. Glad I could bring you along 🙂
I am new at rock hunting in fact I’ve only been once or twice here in Florida, but I’m learning so much from all these TH-cam videos with these amazing people that we know so much about rocks. thank you all for your videos.
@@Pampnaylor of course, I’m glad you’re enjoying them! Hopefully you can take a road trip sometime soon and hit some of your favorite spots you find on TH-cam 🤞
Yes! Apparently quartz balls are a little unloved by collectors I’m told. But I have to agree with you, they are strikingly beautiful even if there’s less banding and detail to them
I am completely terrified of spiders but still put my Brave face on for the sake of the hunt. 💪 A couple weeks back I was looking through some rocks at the bottom of a dam and saw a beautiful find that was behind a net of webs. My throat tightened and i squinted my eyes so i could barelyyyy see, (thats the brave face lol) then I grabbed it quick, threw it, screamed and flailed my arms everywhere for 30 seconds or so. Until I realize that across the river, 2 fishermen had appeared and one let out a fake scream lmao. All I could say was "my bad. Spider. I'm good" lol 😂
I’ve got a video from Cali where I found a tarantula the size of a softball out in the desert. It was so big and slow that is was almost like a small animal! Hope you found your rock after the toss & flail 😂
Had a similar situation of someone letting go of some great rocks in Petoskey. Someone seeded two big Petoskeys directly in front of the stairs where everyone enters the beach. Best large Petoskeys I had ever seen.
Michigan rockhound hotspots: Agate Beach (west side of U.P's Keweenaw Peninsula), Rockport state park (north of Alpena), Sturgeon Point state park (south of Alpena).
Looking at the pile of agates it looked like mostly low grade agate that he didn't want so he was just throwing it back into the lake, I saw a few with good banding I'd have picked out.
Dude, i I was Agate hunting on my favorite creek in south St. Louis county ladt week, and I came to a place where I found about 12 agates that look like they were tumbled; all smalls with a decent nodule that wasn't. STTRRRRANGE!!! They were in an area about 50 square feet. I really don't know what to make of it. They had been there for a while because some had a decent amount of moss on them. I've never found that many in an area that close to each other, so they definitely seemed seeded.
That’s way cool. Sounds like you inherited a whole collection! I found a small pile of lower quality ones like that in Grand Portage. Someone probably hiked the Superior Trail and tossed aside their “maybe” pile haha
You can increase your fun on Superior by bringing a gold pan with you and going through some of the black sands, granted you will only find flour gold but then gold is gold.
I think they are agates. Though there may be quartz and other rock, I think those fortification bands = agates. I love that you helped that man. Likely others will delight in finding some of them.
@@ThirdPlanetRocksTheo would also know. Same with “Currently rock hounding”(idk his name) haha I can keep listing. I really enjoy them. Glad I found your page. I’m recently trying to learn how to identify the rocks. I struggle. Enjoyed your video.
@SissySmc sorry! TH-cam misses notifications on comments sometimes. Jared @ Currently Rockhounding is one of my favorite channels. He’s a step above anything I can put together in terms of identification and knowledge. Love his channel!
Why are the new generations sooo obsessed with selfies... We don't care what you look like man, we came to see the rocks and minerals... Not watchable 😢, when every ten seconds you spin the camera around so you can talk to it, so creepy 🤣.
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That's super cool that you scored from a random guy. Something to think about! Our collections are going to outlive us all.
Definitely planning to many of them away to guests and whatnot!
Fun to watch, Love to see and hear what the rocks actually are.
Thanks! IDs aren’t always perfect. There’s an infinite amount of variety up by Lake Superior.
Those are some of the most beautiful rocks I have ever seen!😍
Lake Superior is one of the best places to spend a summer weekend! Incredible variety of rocks
Nice find on the copper in matrix rock and the agate. Oh wait a man put down his collection of agates~wow his tradition is unique but understandable. Glad you got some and did what he wanted. I would of had a very hard time returning them to the Lake. Good job on your part 👍Your finds are amazing !
Thank you! The copper will get sliced up for sure. It was such a strange experience throwing them back into the water, then walking further down the beach to find agates lol
I’ve met so many great folks in 40 years of rock adventures! Hounding, shows, clubs, knap ins… very glad to have found your channel! Looking down is looking up these days!
Thank you, that means a lot!
Love your searches along these Lake Superior beaches to find stones. Have only been to MI once in mid-1960s to visit family. It was long before I knew about anything about agates, jaspers, etc., in these waters/on these beaches. Enjoyed hunting 'with you'! Thanks for sharing.
@joane.landers9151 I can only imagine how much you could find on the beaches in the 1960s! Lots more picked over these days. Glad I could bring you along 🙂
@@ThirdPlanetRocks I'll watch for your videos and 'travel' along with you.
@@joane.landers9151 I love that! Thank you 🙂
How awesome! What a unreal amount of luck for you! All of us rockhounds wish we had your luck!
Tell me about it! I plan to pass most of my finds along to friends/subscribers too.
One guy can only have so many rocks lol
Looks like an agate to me, nice!
This is wild. Swedish death cleaning...
I will need to do some Swedish death cleaning myself. The rock collection continues to expand 😅
It's amazing that the Edipot turned out to be copper. And someone left you a nice present. It's a very lucky day. Nice video.☺
Hey! A little behind on TH-cam comments, work has me busy. Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed. Lucky day indeed!
Love the catch and release agate movement.....wish more people would take pictures of agates and release them....
Certainly beats catch and cook 😅
I am new at rock hunting in fact I’ve only been once or twice here in Florida, but I’m learning so much from all these TH-cam videos with these amazing people that we know so much about rocks. thank you all for your videos.
@@Pampnaylor of course, I’m glad you’re enjoying them! Hopefully you can take a road trip sometime soon and hit some of your favorite spots you find on TH-cam 🤞
@@ThirdPlanetRocks … I hope so too. My friend lives in Montana and I hope to get there end of September!
Yes, that big red and white one is a quarts ball agate. Beautiful
Yes! Apparently quartz balls are a little unloved by collectors I’m told. But I have to agree with you, they are strikingly beautiful even if there’s less banding and detail to them
Very cool finds
Thank you! 👊
@@ThirdPlanetRocks you’re welcome what part of Michigan beach were you at?
@@coffee19837 This was Lake Superior in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Specifically, the last beach was McLain State Park. It’s awesome!
I am completely terrified of spiders but still put my Brave face on for the sake of the hunt. 💪 A couple weeks back I was looking through some rocks at the bottom of a dam and saw a beautiful find that was behind a net of webs. My throat tightened and i squinted my eyes so i could barelyyyy see, (thats the brave face lol) then I grabbed it quick, threw it, screamed and flailed my arms everywhere for 30 seconds or so. Until I realize that across the river, 2 fishermen had appeared and one let out a fake scream lmao. All I could say was "my bad. Spider. I'm good" lol 😂
I’ve got a video from Cali where I found a tarantula the size of a softball out in the desert. It was so big and slow that is was almost like a small animal!
Hope you found your rock after the toss & flail 😂
Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Wait a minute....! I know that lighthouse!!! So cool!!!
Michigan is paradise if you're into lighthouses!
Good on ya for holding your end of the deal.!
That’s what it’s all about 🙂
Had a similar situation of someone letting go of some great rocks in Petoskey. Someone seeded two big Petoskeys directly in front of the stairs where everyone enters the beach. Best large Petoskeys I had ever seen.
That’s awesome! I assume one day I’ll get old too and realize “wow I really gotta get rid of some of these” 😅
Michigan rockhound hotspots: Agate Beach (west side of U.P's Keweenaw Peninsula), Rockport state park (north of Alpena), Sturgeon Point state park (south of Alpena).
Thanks for sharing some good ones. I also like Munising, MI and Black River Harbor by the Porcupine Mountains
Looking at the pile of agates it looked like mostly low grade agate that he didn't want so he was just throwing it back into the lake, I saw a few with good banding I'd have picked out.
Dude, i I was Agate hunting on my favorite creek in south St. Louis county ladt week, and I came to a place where I found about 12 agates that look like they were tumbled; all smalls with a decent nodule that wasn't. STTRRRRANGE!!! They were in an area about 50 square feet. I really don't know what to make of it. They had been there for a while because some had a decent amount of moss on them. I've never found that many in an area that close to each other, so they definitely seemed seeded.
That’s way cool. Sounds like you inherited a whole collection! I found a small pile of lower quality ones like that in Grand Portage. Someone probably hiked the Superior Trail and tossed aside their “maybe” pile haha
You can increase your fun on Superior by bringing a gold pan with you and going through some of the black sands, granted you will only find flour gold but then gold is gold.
Have always wanted to! Do they allow sluices on the shores or hand pan only?
I think they are agates. Though there may be quartz and other rock, I think those fortification bands = agates. I love that you helped that man. Likely others will delight in finding some of them.
Thank you! I thought it was important to toss them back where he wanted them after he left
Wow that Unakite! Cheers from East Coast, Canada.
Hey! Thanks for checking out the vid - life has me behind on comments.
Death cleaning, pretty cool.
Yeah he was a nice dude! Scared the life out me though when he ran out to me on a secluded beach
Oh my goodness, I would be in Heaven out there. lol
Sorry, I’ve been away from my channel for a little while - yes, the UP is perfection minus the bugs!
Respect.
It was a memorable day 🙌
Definitely an agate!
That Swedish man gave you very rare paint agates
Red and black Porphory
How to market agates
A rock hound that was practicing catch and release.
Red and black magnetite not jasper!
But how sad to think, maybe this man was diagnosed with a chornic illness or something. It sounded like he knew death was near. What a perspective!
@@sarahtaylor7288 he seemed well and said he was moving, so hopefully not!
The day it rained Lake Superior agates
Agate Dad would know
He knows all! His videos are the gold standard. I just putz around by the lake 😅
@@ThirdPlanetRocksTheo would also know. Same with “Currently rock hounding”(idk his name) haha I can keep listing. I really enjoy them. Glad I found your page. I’m recently trying to learn how to identify the rocks. I struggle. Enjoyed your video.
@SissySmc sorry! TH-cam misses notifications on comments sometimes. Jared @ Currently Rockhounding is one of my favorite channels. He’s a step above anything I can put together in terms of identification and knowledge. Love his channel!
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Why are the new generations sooo obsessed with selfies... We don't care what you look like man, we came to see the rocks and minerals... Not watchable 😢, when every ten seconds you spin the camera around so you can talk to it, so creepy 🤣.
@@MrJackson66 Sounds like my channel may not be a fit for you. Thanks for looking