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Adventures With Joe
Registrace 3. 01. 2022
Tumbling Semi Precious Gemstones!! How well will they tumble? Set 2!
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Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside??
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Thanks for watching me cut some rocks! Hope you enjoyed as much as I did 😀
Gold Panning Colorado!
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Gold panning at "Big Bend" in Denver! I had a lot of fun that day! Thanks for watching! :)
Tumbling Semi Precious Gemstones!! How well will it tumble?? Set 1
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I'm going to be showcasing a bunch of tumbled agates and other stones from my area in South Central Kansas. Stay tuned for more!!
Cutting and Polishing an Interesting Piece of Petrified Wood
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Cutting and Polishing an Interesting Piece of Petrified Wood
Rockhounding the Arkansas River for Agates!!
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Rockhounding the Arkansas River for Agates!!
I took my first Agate find ever and turned it into a beautiful gemstone!!
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I took my first Agate find ever and turned it into a beautiful gemstone!!
Ordinary Rock from the River Gravels turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!! Ep. 2
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Ordinary Rock from the River Gravels turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!! Ep. 2
Ordinary Rocks from the River Turns into Beautiful Gemstones!! A mini-series 😁
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Ordinary Rocks from the River Turns into Beautiful Gemstones!! A mini-series 😁
Ordinary Rock from the Playground Gravels turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!!
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Ordinary Rock from the Playground Gravels turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!!
Rock hunting and Exploring the Arkansas River, finding Agates, Jasper and Sunshine!!
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Rock hunting and Exploring the Arkansas River, finding Agates, Jasper and Sunshine!!
Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside!! Agate version
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Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside!! Agate version
Grinding Agates to see what's inside them!!
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Grinding Agates to see what's inside them!!
Final Tumbling Complete!! Check out all the sweet agates!!
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Final Tumbling Complete!! Check out all the sweet agates!!
Hunting Beautiful Agates along the Arkansas River
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Hunting Beautiful Agates along the Arkansas River
Cutting Open Agates to see What's Inside!!
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Cutting Open Agates to see What's Inside!!
Cleaning Dirty Agates with Citric Acid!! Will it work?
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Cleaning Dirty Agates with Citric Acid!! Will it work?
Cutting and Polishing Rocks!! What's inside??
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Cutting and Polishing Rocks!! What's inside??
Cutting Open More Rocks to See What's Inside!!
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Cutting Open More Rocks to See What's Inside!!
Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside!!
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Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside!!
Taking Ordinary Rocks and making them Extraordinary Gemstones!!
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Taking Ordinary Rocks and making them Extraordinary Gemstones!!
Ordinary Rock from the Lowe's Parking Lot Turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!!
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Ordinary Rock from the Lowe's Parking Lot Turns into a Beautiful Gemstone!!
Colorado Gold vs North Carolina Gold!!
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Colorado Gold vs North Carolina Gold!!
Exploring Kansas along the Arkansas River!!
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Exploring Kansas along the Arkansas River!!
Rockhounding Cottonwood Creek Colorado!!
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Rockhounding Cottonwood Creek Colorado!!
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Nice results!
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I find agates that look like those too. I can typically find those in sandy desert washes.
Yep! I find them in a sandy river
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It's nice
@@MoonMoon-12775 thank you!
Gold!
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cool!!
how do you get that much gold??
One tiny piece at a time!
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I love gold!
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Very nice ❤
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I just found another 4 lb rosebud agate too
That's awesome!
I find these ones with rosebud agates all the time
I love it 😊
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Nice piece!
Love the video!
Brianna's
The colors on the blue/gray/red are gorgeous But the orange wins for crystal structure and further slabability. (I think I may have invented a new word.)
We could further shorten it and say slability 😁
Yours, bc I love the blue/gray. 😊
Cool finds🎉 my son and i rock hound also
@@RockHoundShorty it's the best with family!
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Brianna
Very wonderful good luck
Hey Joe! I live in Omaha Nebraska, not much for cool rocks around here but we absolutely love traveling as much as we can to feed our passion for rocks. Been wanting rockhounding CZcamsrs for a long while now, and you are quickly becoming one of our favorites. You’re genuine and not afraid to leave footage in of you tripping or being silly, I love it! That is truly what people love to see! You are funny in a dry humor kind of way and you comment on things around you in nature and animals, which makes your videos unique as well. 20-30 min videos are the best, the sweet spot, and the least amount of cuts the better in my opinion. One thing about watching CZcamsrs is they all have something unique about them, so keep doing you! Our favorite CZcamsrs are Tapp in the American west, rugged rockhound, agate Ariel, agate dad, currently rockhounding, wayward Woodward, agate angler, Utah rockhound, and Adventures of Shadow. Hope this helps! Can’t wait to see more videos from ya! :)
Thank you for the kind words! I was recently in Omaha for a week and made an attempt to go to the river there. I ended up finding a small stream along a tiny deer trail that had gravels but was disappointed to find the Missouri River to be quite muddy (also the water levels were quite high)
@@adventures-with-joe you are very welcome! Yeah, Missouri doesn’t really have anything.. Platte is supposed to but so much of it is private property and it’s just so sandy, I’ve never had any luck finding anything. Omaha is a great town for sure, but no good for rockhounding :(
@@shaymom28 does the Platte not have public access points like at roads or parks?
@@adventures-with-joe it does in just a few spots, but it’s just sand, never found rocks. My next idea is to river float down the river and stop at a few places actually in the water and see if there is anything, but from a distance still just looks like sand lol.
@@shaymom28 gotcha, I've heard the water levels have been really high anyways
I like the colors in yours. Darn, the holes tho🙂
Yeah, it was suspiciously easy to cut through unfortunately
That yellow one. What type of agate is it? Does it have a name? I’ve found so many of them.
I think the yellow is staining from external minerals
I like the quartz one
1 vote for Brianna
What makes it a “ghost agate”?
It's just it's ghostly appearance being that it's pale and colorless usually
I’d be there forever! Lol
Looks like a gobi eye agate. I thought those were only found in the China and Mongolia. Those are nice!
I believe the other name for these is Rocky Mountain Agate
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This WHAT???
@@iamme201 agate 😁
Magical
where is that place?
The Arkansas River in South Central Kansas
I polish countless pieces of petrified wood, but most are far larger than that. It's great to see that you(she) found that piece. Here, most pieces are fist, to shoe box, sized and just north of here you can find whole trees petrified. I polish a lot of rocks, but petrified wood is my favorite and turns out the best finished specimens. Great video!
In my area they're very small. I've been trying to find one large enough to make a knife handle with
@@adventures-with-joe Where are you located? I literally have thousands of pieces of petrified wood, from a lifetime of collecting it. If you are ever in south Texas, the Coastal Plains, you can find it on any gravel road or creek or river sand bar. The larger pieces are north in the Bryan/College station area where I have found dozens of pieces, some weighing up to 50 pounds.
@@kentuckwhite6701 I'm in South Central Kansas so I'm lucky to have any gravels at all in my area 🤣 I've been to Texas a few times but where I went just has separian nodules
@@adventures-with-joe You can find petrified wood almost anywhere, but sometimes it is deep in the ground. I was in New Mexico a few years ago driving to Chaco Canyon, way out in the desert, 20+ miles of unpaved road to get there, and I saw a 2 foot long piece of petrified wood laying alongside of the road. I never thought to see any there. If you ever travel this way I can tell you where to go or give you some of my finds.
@@kentuckwhite6701 thanks! That would be sweet!
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Nice grinding/polishing setup
Thanks! It's a little bit of duct tape here and there but it works 😁
I appreciate your methodical approach to searching. And I would pick the same nodules (with blue hue) Thanks for this tutorial, Joe. Great teaching: ("bloom where you're planted")
Thanks!
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