This Collection was from the yearly show at, ESSEX GEM & MINERAL SHOW NORTH ROMFORD COMMUNITY CENTRE, CLOCKHOUSE LANE, COLLIER ROW, RO www.erms.org/Additional/Shows/Show.htm Rocks, Minerals, Fossils, Gems for much more information on shows accross England pay a visit to: www.harlequinminerals.co.uk The web site list all the up and comming show around the UK. www.rockngem.co.uk/events.asp
Hunting glacial erratic rocks along the Little Miami River . The glaciers dumped tons of rocks in moraine piles .Canadian rocks and fossils .The rocks are spread out, are of many varieties .The river has eroded these and worn them very smooth .Beutiful deep colors , white , tan , dark green ,red orange and tan .Devonian age fossils are mixed in like a needle in a hay stack .My children and I spent many weekends swimming our dog .Our Dog would retrieve balls from the river and drip all over the rocks , this would make the wet fossils stand out with contrast .Part 2 shows more fossil finds .
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I belong to the oldest fossil club in the USA . I have made many videos of beginners fossil classes , field trips and paleontologists lectures just 4 you fossil lovers . Just search under Dry Dredgers or Cincinnati fossils .New videos added monthly !
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ReplyDeletewe have so much glacial rock in our streams you could fill up dump trucks with the stuff your showing
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