Rockhounding the Rockies

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Rock Hounding near Devil's Head Forest Fire Lookout Post

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Inedible mushroom on forest floor Typical torn up landscape Devil's Head gets its name from a granite outcrop near a fire lo...
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Sunday, August 25, 2013

Two Crystal Pockets in 1 Day at Lake George

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This Deer Witnessed the Entire Afternoons Activities From A Seemingly Close Proximity  Family illnesses and death, US24 highway mud clo...
Saturday, July 27, 2013

Fluorite and Pocket Minerals

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Quite often when I find a large pocket of crystals there will be some strange mineralization at the bottom of the pocket. Many crystals are...
Friday, July 12, 2013

Prospecting to Prospect or Which Roads are Accessible?

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THE GOOD: View of Pikes Peak from the south  Traveling around the south side of Pikes Peak has changed a lot since the 9-11 ...
Thursday, July 11, 2013

Mud flows in Ute Pass

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Not a rock hounding story, but an interesting day nevertheless due to rock hounding. While rock hounding at Lake George a storm was buil...
Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Crystal Park Rock Hounding

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Crystal Park is an area closed to the general public, but if you are lucky enough to know someone who lives there, you can get easy access...

Lake George Amazonite

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New pieces of Amazonite and Smoky quartz grouped for display Looking for smoky quartz and amazonite can be quite challenging some day...
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I grew up outside Chicago in the suburb of Western Springs. I attended Timothy Christian School and then went on to college at Calvin College (BS) and the University of Michigan (MS) I entered the US Air Force and after several assignments retired in Colorado Springs. Along the way I got an MBA at Western New England University.
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