Asking The Experts For Help
Many times, people have suggested to me that I should ask the experts at my local college for help to identify minerals when I find something that I'm not sure of. In this video, I do just that! Thanks for watching. Be sure to check out my website at https://currentlyrockhounding.com for tons of additional rockhounding resources and much more! Did you enjoy this video and find it to be informative? You can help ensure that more videos just like this get made by supporting the project on Patreon. / currentlyrockhounding #CurrentlyRockhounding #rockhoundingutah #Zeolites
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Rockhounding at Joe Wilson Wash
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I Turned a Dull Agate into Beautiful Museum Specimen!
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