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I really like these shots of natural light pillars. This was taken in Norway. http://i.imgbox.com/D5TW7TrR.jpg Another pic of the Auroras out here from a few nights ago. Also one of the local lakes just up the road, the ice is breaking up and coming ashore. I thought it looked pretty cool on how it ...

This is the one African I cabbed.

No, not my pics and not me. But i did get a new digital camera and took this shot of a fire agate universe a little while back.

Some pics taken from thur night-morning from out here.

Here's a few more Pink he dug up this week. http://i.imgbox.com/9SL0JSMs.jpg http://i.imgbox.com/VmljtUuo.jpg http://i.imgbox.com/voXbWRux.jpg http://i.imgbox.com/ZcGAbzb8.jpg http://i.imgbox.com/IAxSeDJl.jpg This is some common blue opal. Does that opal's color ever look sweet! http://i.imgbox.com/...

Brightlights wrote:Wow! Nice agate! Hope things get better RR and you get a chance to work the cut!

Going to try for the May long-weekend if the family doesnt want to go camping at some lake. It sure is nice agate.

Those are really colorful. Is that sagenite needles or plume in those yellow-gold bands? Not that I'm aware of...but again maybe Warren has come across one or two. I have a few of them at home and none have any sagenite needles, but now you got me wanting to take a closer look. Hahaha. I'll get bac...

KKHK wrote:Wow, layering is very tight. Might even produce shadow effect.

Hard finding it in the Disderos. I havent seen one that I can recall? I need to ask Warren if he's seen the effect in any of them. Thats a good question.

Is the Sunstone from Africa? Looks similar to the copper included ones. I cabbed one up and it just never appealed to me. The one in your pic looks much better facet cut then my cab.