My Last Rock Hunt of the Decade
Come along on a Lake Huron beach rock hunt. You'll see lots of Petoskey stones and puddingstones as well as other rocks and fossils.
The two main rocks I collect in this video are Petoskey stones and puddingstones. Both rocks are found mainly in Michigan, although a few may be found in some of the surrounding states.
The Petoskey stone (Hexagonaria percarinata) is an approximately 360 million old fossilized coral. It is the state stone of Michigan. Petoskey stones are calcite which is very soft, approximately 3 on the Mohs scale. Since they are so soft, they can be polished by hand. See this video for polishing instructions: https://youtu.be/sjImNrwR9As
Puddingstones are a conglomerate stones comprised of red jasper and chert in a quartzite matrix. They are found in larger numbers on Drummond Island and St. Joseph Island in Canada but also across much of the lower peninsula of Michigan. They were called puddingstones by British settlers who thought they looked like a boiled suet pudding with berries. Puddingstone playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqNINgwEkm-JFqp4NngQF4UdEFP8pfF5B
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Видео My Last Rock Hunt of the Decade канала Michigan Rocks
The two main rocks I collect in this video are Petoskey stones and puddingstones. Both rocks are found mainly in Michigan, although a few may be found in some of the surrounding states.
The Petoskey stone (Hexagonaria percarinata) is an approximately 360 million old fossilized coral. It is the state stone of Michigan. Petoskey stones are calcite which is very soft, approximately 3 on the Mohs scale. Since they are so soft, they can be polished by hand. See this video for polishing instructions: https://youtu.be/sjImNrwR9As
Puddingstones are a conglomerate stones comprised of red jasper and chert in a quartzite matrix. They are found in larger numbers on Drummond Island and St. Joseph Island in Canada but also across much of the lower peninsula of Michigan. They were called puddingstones by British settlers who thought they looked like a boiled suet pudding with berries. Puddingstone playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqNINgwEkm-JFqp4NngQF4UdEFP8pfF5B
– INSTAGRAM –
https://www.instagram.com/michiganrocksyoutube/
– MERCH –
http://teespring.com/stores/michigan-rocks
– THE ROCK SHED –
I buy most of my lapidary supplies from The Rock Shed. I don't make money from your purchases there, but I really think they have the best prices and the best service, so I feel good recommending them. https://rockshed.com
– AMAZON STOREFRONT –
I also have an Amazon storefront. This is where you can find other products you may have seen in my videos. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It doesn't cost you extra. https://www.amazon.com/shop/michiganrocks
– SUBSCRIBE –
http://www.youtube.com/c/MichiganRocks?sub_confirmation=1
On Michigan Rocks you can join me on relaxing rock hunts in picturesque Michigan. I'll also show you how to polish rocks and teach you other lapidary techniques. New videos are posted every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe now so you don't miss any upcoming videos!
Видео My Last Rock Hunt of the Decade канала Michigan Rocks
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