Rockhounding or bust in Riverside. Today my son Zack and I go visit a random mountain to look for rocks. We hope to find something awesome, what we find is some more common type rocks. I share how to read some of the basic geology that could lead to a mineral find. We find quartz, feldspar, mica, some red ocher, also scroll black tourmaline. Also the sage and weeds that got in my shoes and socks drives a black kitty cat into a frenzy, a love fest with my feet! Visit us at radicalrocksusa.blogspot.com we have blogs, podcast, and community. Thanks for kicking some rocks with us and remember rockhounds don't die they petrify. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij0T-L-XGtk

Rockhounding Kramer Hills Mojave Desert California. We go to find Jaspers, Agates, Opal. We also find Calcite minerals, banded onyx. Several minerals we find and talk about. We are also looking for cherry red opal and we find a yellow opal that is pretty cool. Tri-colored jasper is also located. Come spend the day with us in only 15 minutes of treasure hunting and collecting. this trip was lead by the OBMS club, known as the Orange Belt Mineralogical Society. This non profit club is home of rockhounds young and old the enjoy helping newbies learn how and were to find gemstones and minerals, also how to turn those rocks in to jewelry and other items by teaching lapidary. Join the radical Rocks community see the links at the "About" section or at our blog you will see out links radicalrocksusa.blogspot.com Thank you and remember rockhounds don't die they petrify. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcuJijE9jQY