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[@tott3457]

That was fun!

[@donbuckholts8981]

Thanks

[@Lunablueeyes]

Nice!!!!

[@PAPAROUSwhatsinthedirt]

Love rock hounding!!!

[@shirleyandrews1152]

Fantastic as always 😻

[@mitchellmadarish5921]

Good to see you out having fun!! Enjoy!!!

[@betseygrier1614]

Show all the stones you want no matter the color. It’s all good. The music you play while showing the landscape stone makes me see camels on the Silk Road. The rain and snow is coming here to high plains arizona when it leaves you. And we thank you very much. Soon I will be out exploring here. Thanks for the trip to search out the details of Mother Earth

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

I enjoy the quest experience every time.

[@maryphyllis1745]

So good to go on a quest with you.

[@tracyj.7786]

thanks man great job ,

[@zen11minerals]

Man that creek has a lot of beautiful minerals.

[@8621Charro]

You have the most wonderful voiice! I could listen to you speak for hours!!

[@1catfishuntermiller753]

Hiya Nathan, awesome video and I'm glad you brought us along, yall have the most amazing and beautiful stones out there where you live. I know I have said that too you before, but your lucky to so much beauty that's around you. I hope you and yours, have a awesome blessed day. Cya! 😺🐟 out!

[@sfbfriend]

ALWAYS enjoy your quest, thank you

[@johnsaucerhunter]

Some really nice looking pieces there Nate. That creek is full of mineral deliciousness!

[@lisaroche2746]

Yay!!😀 love rockhounding with you. Spectacular jaspers. Loved this hike 😁💕💗💖

[@debralane7408]

Almost looks like picture jasper

[@QuestForDetails]

yes for sure , but softer ,same hardness as a fine sandstone.

[@keithcunningham7925]

Those jaspers are amazing out there thanks for taking us along

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

The different plume jasper/agate is beautiful!

[@scottfergusson8411]

Love rock hounding P creek ! Tons to find … lots of petrified wood too .

[@ian18dudley]

What creek is this?

[@scottfergusson8411]

@@ian18dudleyPutah Creek

[@peggyshumate920]

You found some real beauties today. Loved the blue and tan stripes. Even the metal piece

[@drewwood6790]

I haven't watched forever but recently I got to use skills learned from this channel. I was given a very entry level metal detector. I didn't find much but I'm currently doing research on old train depot's in my county. The Rock Island line ran just north of the small Iowa town I'm from. I've always thought it'd be a great place to look for stuff.

[@TheAndThen]

New to your channel today. Fell down the rabbit hole and it’s a good thing. I love your vibe.

[@terrylschumacher-levy5150]

So many past videos for you to watch 😍 I'm jealous 😁

[@Hoshigirl0704]

Thanks! for taking the time too show us cut rocks you found. You are great for helping us new people what’s out there, so much to learn. Your knowledge is much different then most you are very calming… Thanks again, Good blessings

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you ! just going through the gravels learning what's there also, every trip is a new batch of questions and a chance to learn, thanks for joining me on the quest !

[@Colleen858]

So many awesome rocks. Thanks for sharing❤

[@jamesnailor1012]

Hi Nate, with these storm we have had I have found some AWESOME stuff, Thanks again for all you do for us,

[@QuestForDetails]

for sure, and out driving about I can tell the hounds by the condition of the weather and the locations of the cars, brave souls out slogging through the wet with pockets full of rocks and crazed smiles on their faces, lol, rock on !

[@jamesnailor1012]

@@QuestForDetails Thanks I have learned that a cheap backpack from a secondhand store works perfect for those treasures.

[@nicolesaintdenis]

Happy Monday! Love your adventures. I go in my own all the time and want to start recording it too. ❤ Love it

[@ResortDog]

Dried algae is the curse of riverbeds

[@cynergy4]

Rock candy and pancake geode, nice breakfast to start off the day with! Many of us know your love for the greenstone Nate. It's understandable. I like to call the wonderstone "fantasy stone" because it let's one's imagination run wild! Thanks for sharing your latest adventure!

[@savagesquirrel9828]

I’m amazed at how colorful the cut wonder stone was. They must get sun-bleached. Some of the fibrous rocks look like nerve bundles. The blue multi-striped rock toward the end is gorgeous. Thanks!

[@terrylschumacher-levy5150]

It looks really blue, but I think it fooled us. I think it's really gray.

[@richardcummings7079]

At the 11:40 minute time mark you scanned right over an Indian artifact. It was a pestle for a morter and pestle.

[@johnfree2833]

Learning these rock names and info about them grants me many wow moments out in the wild with my gal,we been turned on with the hobby together for 20 yrs,We all learn and spread the knowledge with fellow bent overs

[@Katya_Lastochka]

Every new video is a great treat !😊

[@terrylschumacher-levy5150]

🍄 Mushroom cap? Never seen you find one of those before, and you found 2??? 😱 ♥️ I'd love to have that first one set in a pendant ♥️ Really appreciated those editing skills of yours, bringing those slab details directly after the find was a fabulous way to highlight the details. Don't go spoiling us now 😁 Be well my friend

[@Kimballestas1969]

Wow incredible Green Picasso Jasper.

[@ksingleton101]

Love this channel. I would never be able to leave behind any of the rocks you showed, they were all very beautiful. There is so much beauty in California, it is sad that with that beauty comes so much ugly. I lived in the Southern part of the State for 20 years and never walked the Santa Ana River Bed but was amazed at what I saw from a distance. Finding a place to park wasn't easy. After being a subscriber of this channel for 2+ years makes me wish I had done more exploring in the State. Thank you for Sharing, God Bless

[@QuestForDetails]

I remain here , among the last scattered troops still holding a line long lost I suppose, I've considered migrating a long time now, as the vineyards and development ate the trees and open spaces , and the politics changed from what it was to what it is. but I remember , gate-less back roads for wandering, late night palate fires at the beaches that no one could own, deep canyon waterfall summers out beyond the fences and sighns , open minds all letting each other be free. and I linger , sit up on a ridge and watch the peach sunsets ,squint my eyes and remember when I could see across the bay to the city from here....

[@douglasberwick1699]

The storms may be causing problems, but they are certainly giving you some fantastic collecting. The milky quartz and red/yellow jaspers are beautiful.

[@QuestForDetails]

they have me racing to get the beds checked in between surges, so much fun ! thanks for watching !

[@edwardrick7388]

Thank you so much for showing the inside of those crazy textured rocks, it really helps to know what is in there, I would love to see more of the larger jasper cut up if possible

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you for watching ! more jasper coming in the future for sure, I also do a lot of cutting after video and post it on instagram .lots of jasper cuts there. Link : instagram.com/questfordet...

[@largent45]

Wow Nate! Some of those rocks are just so beautiful! They are truly incredible. The jasp-agates, and all the bowenite, the red and yellow moss agates, the crevice agates and the miriad of small, gorgeous stones that I have no idea what they are besides gorgeous! Just so many big and small wonders. I could be happy for years in all that! Thank you so much for showing us just what the environment around you looks like! It's truly beautiful! Thank you!

[@QuestForDetails]

I got the fever so bad right now, I have to work every sunny day as its been so rainy so im like the kid in class looking out the window again, just waiting for each chance to dash out and see what the weather has left revealed. raining more here today, hard , again all the beds. are reset, some things left laying right on surface, theres swept far away and buried before I could get there.... the Quest is on !

[@michellet6227]

Great video

[@kevinunger433]

@25:00 that is a beautiful piece. Right after that huge piece in the river. Wow. @26:50 I hope you took that one home.

[@kevinunger433]

That jaspagate is awesome

[@allisoncolby7851]

Green rocks are hard to resist for me also! There are so many beautiful varieties in the Pacific Northwest. Rock hounding is such a stress reliever, and a perfect way to forget about all the ugliness going in the world, and completely focus on the beauty and awesomeness of nature. There are so many places to go that are quiet and peaceful and no shortage of natural treasures to find. I'm new to this channel, but I enjoy it very much. Watching the explorations of other rock & treasure hounds, is a great way to enjoy one of my hobbies when I can't get away to go myself, so experiencing it thru the eyes of someone else is the next best thing. And you also explore the same coastal area where I go. (Well, close enough I suppose, I'm in Southern Oregon) Thanks for sharing your adventures~ Ps...I feel sorry for all the evil people in the world who only care about money and power and say they care about the environment but they don't. I bet there's no green or blue rocks where they're going when their time is up. What a bunch of idiots. I enjoy every second of being out hounding. The time spent is priceless, yet, often enough, it doesn't cost a thing. Happy hunting~👍😎⛏️🪣👉🏞️⛰️🌌😇✌️

[@davidcombs7357]

I would be there everyday👍

[@RU3YJB]

Enjoying your calm style. I have found greenstones on Lake Erie that I thought were metamorphosed basalt. They're very gemmy, translucent and shoreline polished. They're from, I think, the mid-continent rift (Lake Superior) ? Approx 1.2 billion years ago... Erie is a depositional environment, a lot of igneous rocks can be found as glacial till or drift.

[@LiuverHodelin-bw6og]

OMG I thing you was darrel THE WLAKING DEAD igualito saludos desde cuba OMG jajajajaja

[@nickcaruso]

My Dad and Mom spent a summer rockhounding, long before I was around. I remember my Dad talking about how awesome jasper was, and ... I totally understand now. Not sure how he and mom dragged themselves back east and settled down to have me. I can feel those rocks pulling me west.

[@sbctdizzle1]

Awesome. Crevasse Agate is what you call that? I found a pretty prominent vein of that in the shoreline of a reservoir near me. I took some to one of my old middle school science teachers one day to ask what it was and he had no idea. I keep thinking about going back there to collect some more. I gave it all to Mr. Y that day because he was so interested.

[@offyarocka]

🤟🤠🤟

[@trptrungblogs]

🎉❤🎉❤

[@BlazingShackles]

Nate, nephrite is not a serpentine.

[@josetejada320]

Thats all petrified wood the whole earth was once organic it grew thats why all mountains and hills are giant petrified tree stumps

[@Kimballestas1969]

Beautiful the blue with stripes