A Beautiful Spring Day on the Beach, and Great Rocks Too!
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2021
- I just got out for my first spring rock hunt. It was a beautiful day, and I found lots of nifty rocks.
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To get to this beach, I'm lucky enough to have permission to cross someone's private land. I don't give out the location because I don't want to encourage trespassing.
Totally understand that. We have to respect private property.
I respect that!! Not everyone does.😁
Do you know of some good beaches to look for rocks in Michigan? My husband and I go pick up my stepdaughter every year near Detroit and we would like to take her to look for cool rocks.
@@doniharper4624 I know of a lot of good beaches, but nothing near Detroit. The closest to Detroit I have hunted is Harrisville, about 3.5 hours north. If you're interested in northern Michigan beaches, I have a lot of videos on my channel. If you let me know somewhere in the northern lower peninsula or the U.P. that you'd like more information on, I can list a few locations and videos to watch.
@@MichiganRocks in my area i can spit ower the largest lake ;)
i am always scanning every rock that comes across the screen as you go along the shore and cant help but realize what self control you have when it comes to cool looking rocks! if it were me, I would not be able to carry my bucket back, lol
That is a hazard. I used to be more like that, but at some point I realized that I don't need to take home every rock. I have actually returned a lot of rocks from my house to the beach.
Me too!!!
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Haha me too!
I'm glad you found the abandoned rock 😅 I'll sleep better tonight knowing it's with you now ❤️
It must have been a long winter of not sleeping. I'm glad you feel better now.
Thanks 👍 My insomnia is cured! 😅
😍🤩🥰Min 23:18 & 23:39 🐢🐢
Poor abandoned rock! Glad you adopted it after all!
Im 80 and have done lots of things but hunting petoskys has been my favorite thing. I hope they have them in heaven!!! Thanks!
I hope so too!
I’m such a novice rock hunter. I see so many beautiful colors and I’m pretty sure I’d be picking everything up and bringing it home. Reds, pinks, greens, yellows. I’d have a whole house full of unidentified stones. Love your videos.
Rocks are heavy. I doubt that you'd bring them all home. I know what you mean though. I try not to take any more than I can use for something.
You know you're a true rock hound when you start recognizing rocks from a year ago. Thanks for the video, and I'm glad you found the rock. Happy Easter to you and your family.
That big, green one looked really familiar. I either saw that one or one just like it. It's a really cool rock, so it stuck in my brain.
@@MichiganRocks sweet reunion.😳
What an incredible beach to be blessed to explore. Stone beaches are not quite as common as it seems they would be. Amazing how you are able to identify so many variety of ancient stones. I also love driftwood so much. Thanks for publishing your awesome videos.
You're welcome. There are a few I can identify, but a lot more that I cannot. I keep trying to learn a few more.
Hello MR, looks like a very nice day on Lake Huron. Love the story of how Puddingstones got their name. Also, love the little Petoskey stones as well. Thanks for sharing a great video.
You're welcome, Doug. I had a really nice day out there.
The range of colours of these stones is incredible. I'm used to grey, grey and more grey on our local beaches
There are some beaches around here like that too. I definitely prefer this beach.
Loving the sound of those waves against the rocky shore!
They're the star of the show for a lot of people.
The sound of the waves is powerful yet also soothing. Can never get enough.
It's magical how nature makes such beautiful items.
It sure is. I thank God everyday for the beautiful world he created for us.
@@MichiganRocks how did you learn so much about rocks??
@@christinekelly4068 I don't really know that much, honestly. I have a few books on Michigan rocks and I've been doing this for a while. I read some stuff on the Internet when I need some more information.
Actually, it's The Lord Jesus that created our beautiful world 💥
@@michaelmelling9333what was the point of you commenting
hello to all, the color of your gloves close to those of the stones has made it easier to distinguish the stone in your hand! The water is clear which makes the visit pleasant in addition to the stones collected. Thank you for sharing
I Simply love the pudding stones so much to look at in the pudding stones,great job Everytime with ya❤️🙏
Such a beautiful spring day in MI. Amazing puddin' stone finds. Thanks for bringing us along.
The puddingstones were out of hibernation.
Those pudding stones are just glorious... I’m so happy for your finds :)
I like all your videos. I understand that the owners don't want to have big tourism there, that take all with them.
I see you have always your fun and it's okay .
But it's difference between to find this beautiful rocks/ gems, to work with them till they look...perfect...and gems ready to buy.
Thank you for sharing, have a nice week. 😃👍🙏
That's an awesome beach. I could spend hours walking that. I don't recognize it though. You found some really nice rocks. I'm going out tomorrow rockhounding. Oh by the way I've been given the all clear on my heart. So im back . Back to work and back hounding. Thanks for sharing.
That's great news, Donna! I'll move you to my thank you prayers list.
I did spend hours on the beach I think I was there for five and a half hours. I figure if I'm going to drive to the beach, I may as well make it worth my time.
@@MichiganRocks yes thank you for all the prayers. And I'm the same way when I go to a beach. I love to spend hours walking on them. I like to make the day of it. I have to drive a little over an hour to the closest beach. So I just pack a lunch or snacks. Depending on where I'm going.
these kinds of videos bring me so much joy! I am obsessed with rocks and crystals and I can watch these videos for hours on end and never get bored! this is amazing thank you for making it!
You’re welcome, Iri.
I needed this today! Thank you for the free therapy! Xx
You're welcome, glad to help!
Wow, Rob! You found some GREAT Puddingstones on this trip! 😮😲
So glad to be back to you. The sound of the water and the beauty of the rocks energizes me. Thanks.🇺🇸❤️
I'm glad you're back too. I've been here right along, where were you?
Great finds and awesome drone footage! Thanks for sharing
It got windy pretty soon after I got there, so I only got one flight in. I was pretty happy with those two shots I got.
I can’t believe you found that rock again. I have showed the first video to so many people and said how I couldn’t believe you didn’t take it home with you. I wanted to jump through the screen, it was so amazing and wonder of wonders you found it again. What are the odds?!
The odds were actually pretty good. I knew I left it above where the water and ice were likely to get it. I was more afraid of someone walking by and seeing it, not that there's much foot traffic there.
I'm still not sure what to do with it. I showed it to a friend with a lot of tumbling and he doesn't think it will tumble either. I'm still thinking about it.
@@MichiganRocks I don't tumble my rocks. Just accumulating them for a future rock garden. It would look great outside just sitting looking pretty. ;)
Wow. Amazing pudding stones. Some of them looked like baked bread with currants and raisins. Very nice banded chert and other delights. Thanks for the virtual trip!
That's kind of why they're called puddingstones. By your description, they would have been named bread stones.
Love your videos…the Eyes of Texas are upon you…from Texas the Lone Star State ❤️👍
You're not the only Texan watching.
Omg, ice still on branches! We just had our last cold wave here in Miami, down to a whopping 60* at night lol. Sound of the water and information is very relaxing, thank you.
It's gotten warm enough to wear shorts here a couple times. Of course 60 degrees is shorts weather after winter. We got a dusting of snow on April 1, but most of the snow has melted.
I really enjoy your drone footage. You do a nice job with that.
I wanted to do more flying, but the wind came up. I was lucky to get what I got. I've had fun learning to fly that last summer. I need to keep finding creative ways to get interesting shots.
It was incredible. Nice job. Maybe sometime you can share what type of drone you use.
@@MichiganRocks This is my bold prediction..."you will!"...."or else"... "chuckle/snort", whoops excuse me!"
@@redhedhik-chik2510 It's a Mavic Mini. It's linked in my Amazon store. I like it a lot except that it doesn't fly in much wind. About 10 mph is the limit. Other than that, it's great and it's much less expensive that other quality drones.
OMG. OMG. OMG. I would need a transport truck after walking on the beach. I don't know HOW I got to this video but I do believe in synchronisity and the universe so I was meant to come across this. I have an absolute love and respect and fascination with pebbles, rocks, leaves,trees, shells so I collect when I can. This video stirred me . I would not have the control you had ....they would ALL be in my bag.. Thank you for what you do . I am grateful for people like you................Colleen
Hi Colleen. I have been collecting rocks for about ten years, and have learned that if I take home too many, I don't have time to do something with them later and they just pile up. Sometimes I have to take them back an release them back into nature.
If you liked this video that much, you should check out some of my others. I have lots of beach videos similar to this one.
Some cool drift wood and icicles. Awesome rocks too. Was fun to watch. Great video
That re-found rock brought you good luck. LOL
I would have thought that finding that again would have used up all my luck. Guess I was wrong.
The intro to this video cracked me up!
I'm glad I could amuse you.
Yeah me too
Me, three! 😂
Same here haha
I have never seen anything like this! I love rocks. I would never want to leave!!!
It is hard to turn around sometimes.
that pudding stone is SPECTACULAR!!!
I miss the sounds of the lake, thank you
You're welcome!
New gloves? Nice! (I'm a little envious. Lol)
Yep, the old ones were still fine, but these go up to my elbows. I put them in my Amazon store in this video's description if you are interested in getting some.
I was thinking the same....I'd love a pair of those
I’d buy some if I could get them to fit me. I have wide palms, so when I can get gloves to fit, the fingers are too long- not good for picking up 🪨 or small stuff. So my daughter and I just go with bare hands🤷🏻♀️. It slows you down, but we can’t stay away from those beach beauties!😁
I had to watch this one again! It's one of my favorites. The rock identification, knowledge of the rocks, and just peaceful and beautiful scenery. I love the way you film!
Thanks, Nicolas.
Great finds!! So glad the rock with many circles was still there. Beautiful country. Thanks for sharing
Circle that is not cycle🙄😏😅
I thought that would make a few people happy.
I had no idea there were pink petosky stones. It’d be cool to see any ones you’ve collected/polished up. 😊
I have never polished a pink one. The two I found had such bad patterns that I left them behind.
What an awesome day... Those two puddings stones were amazing. Can't wait to see what they look like tumbled. Thanks for another great video!
Lots of puddingstones that day, not so many Petoskeys for some reason.
Agates are true masterpieces of nature. Inside there are extraordinary colors and designs. I love the beauty of the Agates.🤩👍👏🌏❤️
I love agates too. No agates on this beach, but I find a few up in Lake Superior.
This brought back so many memories. I grew up in MI and spent summers collecting awesome rocks from the shore of the Muskegon River up in Hardy Dam. One was so interesting that my Earth Science teacher brought it to Grand Valley U to have it cut but it was so hard it kept breaking the saw blades. Lol
It was Green with pink feldspar rectangle blocks attached to it like the feldspar was growing on it.
Wow, that must have been hard. I jammed a blade in a rock that had copper in it once, but I have never broken a blade.
Happy Easter! Alleluia! Thanks for the great video 😀
Well, it's not quite Easter yet, but happy Easter to you in a couple days!
Those Angels on Easter morning rolled the stone away. Now THAT had to be a huge rock!
Rob thank you for showing how to clean up the beach while rock hunting ! Your awesome, dang wish I lived closer to lake Huron nice rocks 👍👍👍👨🚒
I feel bad if I don't pick up some litter. I don't get it all, but I try to get some.
Yout videos are both relaxing and informative. What a blessing to have access to such a womderful rock filled beach. Heaven on earth for a rock hound. Thank you for all the videos ypu share!
I'm definitely blessed to live her. I thank God every day for that.
Love it when you ID your finds, I learn so much from all your videos. Thank you.
I would ID more for you if I knew what the other ones were, but there are a lot I'm unsure of or totally clueless about. I'm glad you're learning from the little that I do know.
Kudos for you for picking up that plastic bag.
I usually come home with some trash. It's my way of paying for the rocks I collect.
I pick up trash, too. Those Mylar bags/balloons never breakdown.😢😡
Thank you picking up the Mylar balloon. I pick up trash including balloons on the beach too. Thanks for your rock descriptions too.
I feel like if I’m out there enjoying the beach, I should do my part to keep it clean.
Wow! What a great haul you had today. I think your good deed of looking for/finding the fan favorite stone from last year, brought you much good luck today. As always, thank you for sharing.
I'm still not sure what I am going to do with it. I was planning to try tumbling it, but I still don't think it will tumble. It might be sandstone.
Why didn't you mention you liked pudding stones. Who knew? lol!
I thought it was time I mentioned it. I like Petoskey Stones a bit too.
@@MichiganRocks You found some nice Petoskey & great Pudding stones. Those Pudding stones were monsters & quite full of colors. Nice!
Another great video..
What a great find on rocks this trip..I always enjoy..have a great week..💜❤💞
Thanks Pam. It was a really good day on the beach.
@@MichiganRocks I can't wait to see the finished product..
Waoo i love this beach it's so clean not fake and many beautiful stones, I love natural stones.
I don't think I have ever been to a fake beach. This beach is definitely great.
Yeeeea!...It does have beautiful patterns...it's been waiting there. Great video, great rocks.
That rock is cool. Now we'll have to see if it tumbles. I still have my doubts, but we'll find out.
Great information on the different rocks. Love the sounds of the lake on the beach, so good. Thanks for sharing this amazing walk.
You're welcome, Karen. This is my favorite beach. The sounds of the waves are much more popular than anything I usually have to say. I can't say that I'm surprised, they do sound really nice.
Thanks for another great video, love the rocks and the waves and the drone scenes, much appreciated.
Blessings to you and yours.
Thanks, Irene, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
When I was young living in Skokie, Ill my family would visit Evanston Beach. I was an avid rock collector even as a child. I had a nice collection. I thought the lake was the ocean. So beautiful!
I got into this about ten years ago. My son liked rocks at the time, so we bought him a rock tumbler for Christmas. He lost interest after a year or two, but I didn't.
You're right about the mudstone.....it's easy to see them as a beginner tumbler and think that it might tumble nicely and have all of those cool lines in them but you learn quickly just how soft they are and then avoid them. Cool looking rocks with large sizes but like many, the most interesting to tumble tend to be the small ones - more bang for your tumbling $$$. Love the Unakite....I pass on most of the Puddingstones I find (although I see that a lot of people love them) unless they are unusual with lots of Jasper. Your Petoskey's tend to be larger than what we find on the Canadian side of Huron near Kincardine but like what's in the video - the smaller tend to be the better - thanks for letting us walk with you.
I have tumbled mudstone, but it's not easy to do, and they don't get super shiny like harder rocks. ruclips.net/video/7poV_x1POJ8/видео.html
Just drove up to our place in Michigan yesterday. First time we’ve been here since Thanksgiving. Did some 4 wheeling today. My wife and daughter went rock and beach glass hunting. Those were some beautiful specimens of pudding stones that you found !!! I even brought my rock tumbler along as it was about 1/2 through a weeks tumbling cycle !!!
I leave my rotary tumbler going when I'm out of town for a few days. The Lot-O takes too much babysitting, so that one gets shut down.
@@MichiganRocks I didn’t know if I let it sit motionless if the water would stagnate and build up pressure and possibly pop off the lid. My adult kids couldn’t believe I brought it along. I told them some people can sleep without a fan running in their bed room and I can sleep without my rock tumbler running. Ha Ha Ha !!!!!
@@davidhile5363 I don't let mine sit motionless while I'm away, it keeps rolling.
@@MichiganRocks Yep, I didn’t think it would be good to sit motionless and didn’t really think I wanted to trust it ruining while I was 225 miles away either so I packed it up and took it along. That way what’s in it will be completed and I can put in a fresh load when I get home. It was 12 degrees when we got up yesterday morning. Probably colder than that where you’re at.
HAPPY EASTER !!!!!
@@davidhile5363 That's definitely colder than here.
Love the sound of the waves crashing on the shore, it make me relax. Nothing like a good day out collecting crystals and rocks, your videos are great for watching when I cant make it out myself.
I'm glad you're enjoying them!
I was on the Ontario side of Lake Huron five days after this and it was 24C! I found some interesting rocks but can't name them.... You have given me the bug and I am going to slab them. I hope they are as interesting on the inside! Thanks for all the info you share
We have had some nice days here, but not that nice. My daughter lives near Detroit and said that they have had weather in the 80s lately.
* Piece of rock with a stripe is called a "Wishing Stone" in the Scottish borders by their Mudlarks.. Did you make a wish before you tossed it back? LOL ~ ~ You have so much Conglomerate of all kinds on that beach.. Thanks for Identifying it for us..
I don't think it's just called a wish stone in Scotland. Lots of people have told me that's what it's called. I usually wish for a better rock when I throw them back!
Beautiful and gorgeous rocks, this a paradise! Thanks for the video.
I live in a pretty good state.
Thanks for all the beautiful videos I’ve learned so much about the the hobby I love.
You're welcome, Randall.
WOW! Hounding Heaven!!!! I see thousands of rocks I would take, but I can't even imagine the billions that are in those lakes!!!
Yes, there are a few to choose from. I'm fortunate to live where I do.
Wow. Looks like a great day! Those puddingstones! That awesome green stripey rock. Best was the water, waves, sky.... always relaxing watching your videos. Thank you.
There sure wasn't much to complain about that day, except I was a little cold after five and half hours on the beach.
@@MichiganRocks 5.5 hrs? According to the video, you were only there a little over 24 minutes! :P
@@captpaul8827 The hunting seems a lot better that way. I'm pretty sure fishing shows are the same way.
Stumbled upon your video. The sounds of the waves lapping & the views of the lake & area makes me miss home. At first I was calling out "ooh get that one! Oh no, that one! Wait! I want that one!", but like you said: you can't take em all home...
I’m glad you liked the video. There are a lot of people yelling at me to pick up rocks, but I have no trouble ignoring them all!
Thank you for sharing all this videos. I enjoy watching them all .
Thanks for watching them, Anita!
Its a very educational program. I have learned many things about rocks.
We are planning on a trip this spring to Oregon beaches really excited about searching the ocean for stones there , thank you for sharing 😊💙
I have never hunted rocks on an ocean beach. I have looked for seashells, but I don't think there were rocks on the beaches I was on.
Omg I would literally take hundreds of rocks home 😂😂 so beautiful! What an amazing spot! So jealous
Wowza! What a good day! Love that Pudding Stone! I think that was the find of the day! Love the new gloves, Camo Cool! 😎. Thanks for taking me along on another adventure .... 💜
The new gloves allow me to sneak up on the rocks and grab them before they get away.
@@MichiganRocks 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Brrrrr 🥶! Thanks for braving our Michigan weather. Hope your boots are waterproof. Beautiful puddingstone, wow.
I usually wear waders that time of year. Sometimes they're waterproof and sometimes my boots fill up with water.
Rob, I love the new gloves and waders! You're quite stylish on the Mystery Beach. You are so fortunate to have that permission. Wow, the Puddingstones abounded and your luck changed on the Petoskeys, too. I've trained my ears to hear the "thunk" as you drop the rocks not taken. You show great restraint. As always, fantastic footage with the drone. Glad you took us all along for this trip. I'll bet that water was VERY cold even with your new waders. Thanks for the Spring Adventure. Glad the rock was almost still where you left it last fall -- I was one who chided you and will take it all back now. Love those circles!
The cold water never seems to bother my feet, even when there's ice floating in it. My hands are what gets cold. They got cold a couple times that day, but the gloves worked pretty well.
I had to hustle to get to where I wanted to fly the drone before the wind came up. I have a hard time walking down the beach without looking at rocks. I tried to keep my eyes up to walk about a mile to fly the drone. I made it just in time to get a flight in and the wind came up soon after.
Beautiful. Gets me excited to see what the spring brings in the creek. Thanks
No spring there yet?
@@MichiganRocks Central Indiana... daffodils blooming now and tulips budding. Ppl will be cutting grass this weekend. My creek flood in spring and its always a new rockbed to explore. Still waiting on bench grinder to start rocking with. Love the relaxing sounds of the waves. Too cold to grow outdoors, so all plants are in house or in garage greenhouse. Did video if you get time.
@@dawnmorning My daffodils are out of the ground, but no where near blooming yet. I'm just happy the snow is gone.
Gorgeous rocks from a beautiful beach, thanks for sharing!
You're welcome!
I love rocks too. Lately I have been interested in petrified wood. You are lucky to be so close to lakes......😊
I am very thankful for living where I do.
I'm glad you found the rock you left. Thete a lot of beautiful stones there. Can't wait to see them cut, tumbled or cut and polished. I learn a lot about rocks watching your show. Be safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
The plan is to try tumbling first and slab it if that doesn't work.
I love these videos. Even the waves coming in and out help the flow. This makes me want to get out there and collect.
The waves usually steal the show. They make better background music than actual music in my opinion.
Thank you for these relaxing moments,,,,,,,I wish I could come with you and spend a day rock hunting,,,,,,
I'm lucky to have lots of beaches to go and get away from everyone and everything. It is definitely relaxing.
beautiful place and many beautiful stone.. i hope can visit that beach someday
Wow, great Pudding Stones! Won’t make it up your way until July, please save me some!
I left most of them on the beach. I also left all of the ones I found at Negwegon on the beach too. Hopefully there will still be a few in July.
Wow what a rock pay-dirt day! Cool finds! I remember the cool looking rock you left behind. I’m glad you went back to get it.
I'm glad everyone feels better about that one. A friend with a lot of tumbling experience looked at it in person today and agrees that it probably won't tumble. I'm not sure what to do with it.
@@MichiganRocks I would say just enjoy and display it. You could clear coat it for a polished look. Or I would be glad to pay for shipping and add it to my collection😄🤣
Brilliant, I normally walk our mountain creeks here in South Australia, not as much material as you’ve found there, loved walking along with you and checking out all the beautiful stones.
Do you watch Jesse on the Rookie Rockhounding channel? He finds some great stuff in Australia, but I'm not sure exactly where he is. ruclips.net/user/CrazyCrazySillyFresh
@@MichiganRocks haven’t watched him before but I will pop on over and have a look, thankyou
I love looking for rocks! They are some beautiful ones out there. But I'm to bad a shape too look for rocks now. Glad you can still look for them.
I hear similar comments from a lot of people. I'm glad I can bring a little of the beach to you.
Looking good! It’s good to know you’re well taken care of. Get well friend
Thanks, I am well.
Thanks for sharing your fantastic day at the Beach!
I'm glad you could come along, Silke!
@@MichiganRocks 🙂
I love the puddingstones and the petoskey stones but it has been too long since I was at the lake & the very best part of this video is the sound of the surf breaking on the gravel shore line.....thanks for sharing
The waves always seem to steal the show. I love the sound of them too.
Me being in California I am just wanting to grab so many of the colorful rocks to put in my yard. You're making me so JEALOUS
You have some nice rocks there too. Lavic jasper is really cool, for example.
Just up that way over summer 2021. Got photos of the thermometer by cliff mine. Enjoy the videos. Received a tumbler at christmas and currently running my first batch. Could listen to to the waves on those beaches all day.
The U.P. is beautiful, isn't it. The Keweenaw Peninsula is my favorite part.
Good times, thanks for the adventure.
Thanks for tagging along, Mark!
That's cool you found. Great stone you got that day. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching, Laura!
You may not have found many petosky stones today, but my oh my did you get some beautiful pudding stones. The best I’ve ever seen you find. Thanks for taking us along today, the scenery is so pretty. Glad you found the ‘Indian Blanket’ rock again, she says a bit sheepishly. Yes, I was one of the many. 😧
I was with a friend today who tumbles rocks and he agrees that it doesn't look like a good candidate for the tumbler. I was going to try tumbling it, but with another very experienced tumbler agreeing with me, I am having second thoughts. I don't want to just destroy it.
@@MichiganRocks maybe it will be just a nice rock for the garden.
Thank you for sharing. Love pudding stones.
I think you and I would get along great then, unless I had to wrestle you for every puddingstone we came across.
Puddingstones are really special, think what nature is creating!! Looks like a huge area to look for rocks, lucky you!! You really did find a lot of beutiful stones!!! In England they call those rocks with stripes for Wishstones!! They do collect them.
I missed this comment somehow. People call those rocks wishing stones here too.
Beautiful rocks . Thanks❤👍
Glad you liked the video.
Really great video. Love the Puddingstones. Have a great weekend Rob.
Thanks Patricia, you too.
Really great video. Glad to see you enjoying the spring. I keep thinking that if you had all of us in your ear while you hunted saying, "Wait! What about that rock there?" you would maybe cover 10 feet in an hour. :) Thank you for sharing these hunts with us. We vacationed on Lake Michigan every summer when I was a kid. When the first footage of the drone cresting the trees went by, I swear I could smell the air. Just lovely.
I have had a lot of people make comments similar to yours who used to live in Michigan or visited grandparents in Michigan and love to relive the good old days on the Great Lakes. I'm glad I can help bring back some good memories.
I appreciate all the detail you give about the rocks
I wish I knew more so I could share more. I'm glad you have found it useful.
Beautiful rocks! Funny how different people eye different things... I love most of the ones you throw down. Eye Candy...
I tend to disappoint a lot of people with the ones I leave behind. The good news is, they're still there for someone else to pick up.
Such Beautiful rocks. I would have a hard time talking myself into leaving a beach like that. : )
It took me five and a half hours. I was getting a little chilly and hungry by that time.
Cool (cold!) hunt! So many pretty rocks so you can pick & choose! You won't go hungry with all those pudding stones! Winter doesn't want to quit, does it?! I remember that - most folk were well into summer before winter said Goodbye!
It was a mild winter here this year. I'm pretty happy with how spring has started. Almost all of the snow is gone, although we did get a dusting on April 1.