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Maricopa County Eagle Eye Road
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Picnic and rest stop area off of Eagle Eye Road. [2005] Notice how GREEN the desert has become after the biggest rain event in over five years! |
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The "Roving Rockhounds" wandering. . . at the rest stop. |
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Harquahala Mountains |
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The road into this collecting area. . . . If you look closely, you may be able to see slight dips in this two track road. The dips are really dry stream beds crossing the road and some of them are rather deep. You probably could make it in a two wheeled drive vehicle, but four wheel drive is always better if your going in solo! |
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Massively banded pale amethyst and fluorite matrix material. |
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Desert Views... |
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The "boys" hard at work . . . |
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Bill Jaeger's massively banded fluorite matrix specimens with pockets of pale amethyst crystals. |
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Massively banded fluorite matrix material.  |
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Chrisacola w/flourite and barite. |
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California Poppy wildflowers. . . |
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Spectrum prospect cut. |
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Chrisacola w/fluorite and barite. |
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Bob Merrill and Vic Anderson inspecting the seam! |
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[2005]
Audit containing honey bees. . . We didn't try it! Vic Anderson inspecting ??? |
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[2005]
Portable "Darkroom" !!! To determine which florescent specimens to keep. . . Darrel Young under the sheet. |
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On the left you can see the tailings from the Spectrum prospect pit. |
