- Jun 26, 2008
- 7,786
- 11,136
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250 (2), Ace 300, Gold Bug 2, Tesoro Cortes, Garrett Sea Hunter, Whites TDI SL SE, Fisher Impulse 8, Minelab Monster 1000, Minelab CTX3030, Falcon MD20, Garrett Pro-pointer, Calvin Bunker digger.
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Okay, it DOES say daily snapshots, so I've been adding some DAILY!
Another hot day on the desert.
Just east of Wickenburg is a place where you can find lots of geodes.
I took these photos with my phone as I forgot my camera (What? Terry without a camera!?) The broken one shows a center filled with crystals. BTW, I do not work for ICE. That flash drive has vital info if I'm hurt ( In Case of Emergency) The EMT's will look for it. Put one on your key chain!
They were EASY to just eyeball and pick up below this outcrop.
You DON'T have to climb up there and get "battle scars" as I did.
If you people are wondering where I am finding all these NEAT rocks and minerals lately, I am using this publication.
These small geodes (nodules) were not found where the book indicated. The outcrop above is easier to get to.
Instead of following the "ruts" as indicated in the book, continue down into the wash in front of you and you will see the pictured out crop on your left immediately upon crossing the wash. You will find the nodules in the rock debris below the outcrop. Happy hunting. (I found about 3 dozen that day) ╦╦Ç
Another hot day on the desert.
Just east of Wickenburg is a place where you can find lots of geodes.
I took these photos with my phone as I forgot my camera (What? Terry without a camera!?) The broken one shows a center filled with crystals. BTW, I do not work for ICE. That flash drive has vital info if I'm hurt ( In Case of Emergency) The EMT's will look for it. Put one on your key chain!
They were EASY to just eyeball and pick up below this outcrop.
You DON'T have to climb up there and get "battle scars" as I did.
If you people are wondering where I am finding all these NEAT rocks and minerals lately, I am using this publication.
These small geodes (nodules) were not found where the book indicated. The outcrop above is easier to get to.
Instead of following the "ruts" as indicated in the book, continue down into the wash in front of you and you will see the pictured out crop on your left immediately upon crossing the wash. You will find the nodules in the rock debris below the outcrop. Happy hunting. (I found about 3 dozen that day) ╦╦Ç