The Return to Glade Park! Goldmine of Agates or Just a Few Lucky Finds?

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[@dennisyoung4496]

I agree with you on the orange one,polished it would be really kool.

[@notflanders4967]

the orange one is awesome

[@dustinfindsrocks]

The nodule gamble is always worth betting on.

[@randomgrinn]

I live just a few miles away! Been checking out just to the North of your spot....lots of that banded agate from white to black in addition to the blue. Sometimes larger and more pure, though usually fractured. Didn't even know about cutting open the white nodules. I'm mostly hoping for something good enough for flint knapping, but that is hard to find.

[@paulm965]

Bullet was a good find. Questionable decision.

[@sallyleary7712]

Open