Rockhounding Wyoming A Guide to the State s Best Rockhounding Sites 2nd Edition Kenneth L. Graham – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781493027422, 1493027425
Product details:
- ISBN 10: 1493027425
- ISBN 13: 9781493027422
- Author: Kenneth L. Graham
The 75 sites described in this guide take you across the red desert to the high mountain majesty of the Big Horns and Wind Rivers as well as the geologic wonders of Yellowstone National Park. Graham, a former hardrock miner, developed an interest in rocks at an early age, and he shares his enthusiasm for rockhounding and his appreciation for the diverse Wyoming landscape that holds the treasure. Each description provides detailed information complete with maps on how to find the remote as well as popular digs, what will likely be found there, the tools to bring, the best season to visit, the appropriate vehicle to drive, or when to lace up your hiking boots to get to those out-of-the-way places.
Table contents:
1. Teepee Canyon Agates
2. Garnets near Custer
3. Fairburn Agates of Buffalo Gap
4. Agates East of Rapid City
5. Agates of the Mineral Hills
6. Fish Scales of Pine Ridge
7. Selenite at Schoonover
8. Dry Creek Petrified Forest
9. Agates and Petrified Wood along Highway 16
10. Selenite at Newcastle
11. Youngite of Guernsey
12. Hartville Onyx
13. Roadside Schist near Hartville
14. Glendo Shoreline Agates
15. Moss Agate Road at Douglas
16. Natrona Archery Range Agate
17. Muddy Mountain Agate
18. Casper Alabaster
19. Moss Agate Ridge
20. Silicified Wood of MarshallLand
21. Medicine Bow Wood
22. Foxpark Feldspar
23. Saratoga Agate and Wood
24. Hog Park Crystals
25. Mine Minerals at Encampment
26. Sierra Madre Mine Minerals
27. Marshall Agates
28. Green Nodules on Marshall Road
29. Holaday Road Agates
30. Cottonwood Creek Dinosaur Trail
31. Pelecypods of Alcova
32. Buzzard Road Jade
33. Horse Creek Jade
34. Intrusive Crystals along CR 321
35. Dry Creek Jasper
36. Pathfinder Feldspar
37. Sage Hen Creek Agates
38. Gas Hills Black Jade
39. Microwave Tower Snowflake Jade
40. Apple Green Jade of Home on the Range
41. Cedar Rim Agate
42. South Pass Treasures
43. Tri-territory Quartz
44. Palm Wood West of Oregon Buttes
45. Agatized Algae in the Wood Bed
46. Eden Valley Petrified Wood
47. Opalized Wood of the Big Sandy
48. Big Sandy Algae
49. The Blue Forest of Green River
50. Muddy Creek Agates
51. Lonetree Black Agate
52. Agate of Burntfork Road
53. Red Agate of Cedar Mountain
54. Banded Flint of McKinnon
55. Red Agate near Henry’s Fork
56. Brown Turritella of Little America
57. Ridgetop Agate
58. Fossil Fish of Kemmerer
59. Sandstone Shells along Highway 294
60. Gneiss along Highway 212
61. Pegmatite Minerals on 296
62. “Devil’s Toenails” of Red Lake
63. Colored Chalcedony along Highway 120
64. Petrified Wood of the North Fork
65. Petrified Wood of the South Fork
66. Basalt and Crystal of Carter Mountain
67. Gypsum and Calcite South of Lovell
68. Bighorn Agates
69. Fossils at Medicine Mountain
70. Five Springs Fossils
71. Crystal Creek Fossils
72. Birdseye Chert
73. Tough Creek Smorgasbord
74. Wind River Iris Agates
75. Thorofare Agates
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