20 Full Minutes of Arkansas Crystal Mining! (Endless Hamilton Hill Quartz Pocket)

Excellent video by team member Jessie of miners Raymond and Galen working an incredibly rich pocket of quartz crystals at Hamilton Hill!
Want to find your very own quartz crystals? Visit our public quartz dig at Fisher Mountain! Just purchase mining permits at 11 Logan Gap Road, Mount Ida, Arkansas 71957 - the cost is $25 each for adults, $20 each for seniors, $10 each for children 7-15 and children under 7 are free. Currently our hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday (weather permitting), but soon we'll be open seven days a week!
We also offer private pocket digs - email us at [e-mail] to request our price list.
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[@AskNurseCindy]

My Dad and I will see you Avant, on Monday bright and early

[@AvantMining]

We can't wait to see you! Hope you and your father have a wonderful time digging with us!

[@kellylovesrocks]

Very cool!!

[@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK]

Is there still a fee dig area? This may be worth a trip from Arizona ... : )

[@AvantMining]

We have a fee dig at Fisher Mountain--it runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday every week (we plan on being open seven days a week soon). Just come to 11 Logan Gap Road, Mount Ida, Arkansas 71957 to purchase mining permits for you and the members of your group. The cost is $25 each for adults, $20 each for seniors (60+), $10 each for children 7-15 and children under 7 are free. We also offer private pocket digs at Fisher Mountain, Hamilton Hill, and the Zigras mine--if you're interested, just email us at [e-mail] and we'll send you our 2020 price list for digs!

[@clintonmorris8222]

Do you have a site where people can purchase crystals?

[@LORIJARVIS333]

Love the crystal discoveries but I hate the split screen with the blurry edges sorry to say

[@AvantMining]

I never understood why people created videos with blurry sides until I had to edit vertical videos shot in the field with phones--most video editing software only exports to a horizontal format, a widescreen-tv friendly image, which creates large dead zones of black on either side of the video. To keep that space filled with active imagery, editors usually create a background layer with an enlarged, blurred version of the original video. Turning your phone sideways when you shoot videos completely eliminates the need for this workaround, but most people are too used to filming with their phones held vertically.