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Bquamb

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So this past weekend, my amazing wife and I went on the hunt for some gold and fossils...

Boy oh boy did we have a lot of fun!

The island is home to a vast and dense rain forest, diverse ecosystems, mountains and hills galore and the most amazing green I have ever seen on any of my travels, and its the place we call home.

So we went to a known local water fall called "Ammonite Falls" - 1857583.webp

I wish I took more pictures to show everyone exactly how amazing this place is, but my camera was dead-dog-dead and I only got a few...

All along the walls of the falls and everywhere down from there you see these 4" - 24" ammonites. In the walls, on the smoothly shaved rock, literally all over, and we were just so lucky to find our own that wanted to come home with us!

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This is exactly how we pulled it from the rock, have not cleaned or scrubbed at all.

I think it's pretty freaking awesome! Ill take some other pictures when I get home to show and post, it was a magical day.

Also, got my first TINY piece of gold where I was panning. Still trying to get the knack of where I should go to get my material....
One day!
 
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Very freaking cool website. Love the simple background, lol.
Ill have to post pictures of the massive guys that are still stuck in the walls.
 
Really neat, we find a lot of fossils in Ohio, but not those very often, mostly horn coral and brachiopods, very cool thanks fro the look!
 

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