Submitted by Lee Stockman
Two Items for your attention:
1. At our meeting tomorrow evening, September 12, Mary Dowse will present a program on her trip to Australia.
Here is her description of
what she will talk about:
"Mary
Dowse, Professor of Geology at Western and world traveler, will
present a program about her visit to Australia in the Summer of
2012. She spent a week in the Pilbara in Western Australia,
sleeping in the bush and looking at very old rocks which she
will tell us about. After a week of meetings in Brisbane she
headed for the Great Barrier Reef to study learn more about
reefs and swim with sharks, little ones."
As always Mary's talks are most informative and
entertaining.
2. Jeannine
Weiner, Club Historian would like for people that took
pictures at the show to get them to her so she can put
together a slide show for the web page as well as the
archives. Maybe those with pictures could burn them to a
CD and bring them to the meeting.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
August Field Trip
by Jeannine Weiner
Our August Field trip took us south on Hwy 90 to a mine just south of the Continental Divide Campground. The mine, name unknown, was not very deep and was lined with very hard rock. We were able to go in without any fear of it caving in. There was quite a bit of Chrysocolla and maybe Malachite on the walls and we attempted to chisel some of it out. It turned out to be a very difficult process. We did finally manage to get a few nice pieces. There was also some Dendrite in the area and that for me proved to be a bonus! The view and the weather couldn't have been better! We had a wonderful outing. Here are a few photos.
Our August Field trip took us south on Hwy 90 to a mine just south of the Continental Divide Campground. The mine, name unknown, was not very deep and was lined with very hard rock. We were able to go in without any fear of it caving in. There was quite a bit of Chrysocolla and maybe Malachite on the walls and we attempted to chisel some of it out. It turned out to be a very difficult process. We did finally manage to get a few nice pieces. There was also some Dendrite in the area and that for me proved to be a bonus! The view and the weather couldn't have been better! We had a wonderful outing. Here are a few photos.
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