This House Rocks - Part 3 - Crystals, manos, pottery, and more!

[@Chef-Really5365]

Love the Irish jigs 🧡💚. What fun discovering someone else’s treasures. Miss you on madnezzz Monday’s 🙋‍♀️🙏🏻

[@RocksForBrains]

I know, I’ve just been busy and the time change makes it difficult with my commute. Though today I just forgot 😬

[@tedpreston4155]

I suspect it's the love of hunting for treasure that makes us rockhounds. 😄 Thanks for giving us a tour of the hidden treasures in your yard! I hope a rockhound lives here after I'm gone, so they can enjoy the bits of colorful lapidary material I throw into the flowerbed! Honest to God, I have a flowerbed six steps from my slab saw. Any lapidary material that shows itself to be full of fractures or otherwise unusable lands in that flowerbed. I envision children finding those colorful rocks one day. Maybe some of those fascinated children won't be as young as the others! 🙃

[@RocksForBrains]

That’s cool! I bet those rocks are going to make someone very happy one day. 😊

[@kylaabegglen1275]

I absolutely love this video! How amazing to be able to go rockhounding in your own back yard. Such a big, beautiful yard and you are doing a wonderful job improving it. I love what you've done with the flowerbeds already! The pink and yellow piece with all of the druzy, wow!🤩 All of the artifacts, fossils and old pottery you have found are so awesome. Such a blessing that you an your husband bought this place. I'm sure the previous owners would be very happy knowing that the new owners can appreciate all of the rocks they collected for years, so cool. Girl, you are a work horse! Some of those boulders you moved 😳, great job! Thank you for sharing this video, your yard & the beauties with us!✌🤠

[@RocksForBrains]

Thanks! I’m very excited for all the flowers and how things will look when I’m done. Yes some of those rocks were very big lol. I was a bit sore the next day.

[@katecarpenter7366]

I loved the video! A dirty rock is blah, wash it and beauty appears!

[@RocksForBrains]

Yeah, that one was definitely a nice surprise. 😁👍🏻

[@sandmaker]

Yep, you can go rockhoundin at your home. Between the rocks inside, outside, along the house, in flowerbeds and in your rock pile. I think your set for a really long time. You'll have to show the finished product. Now take two advil and have a nice soak. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

[@RocksForBrains]

Oh yeah it’s going to take awhile to get the whole yard done. There’s much more on the other side too. This will be a long video series. 😁👍🏻

[@sandmaker]

@@RocksForBrains well that sounds good for us, but a bit tiring for you. Be careful!

[@1sec2midnight]

Hello there, lots of rocks in your yard. It seems you uncovered some history. Nice to you see you working outside. Thanks for sharing.

[@icatz]

Fun in the back garden! TFS 💖🦅🦅 I was told by a Native American that if you find pottery bits and pre-contact items to take them out into the middle of the desert and just drop them on the ground and that was fine with them.

[@RocksForBrains]

Yeah I’ll probably consult one of my coworkers who is Hopi. 😊

[@icatz]

@@RocksForBrains My contact is on the San Carlos. I would think the forest is good if you're more north than the desert.

[@gyjosey]

Your place is looking good! I wish that I could work as fast as you do. Thanks for the great video.

[@RocksForBrains]

The time lapse definitely makes it look easy. That was a few hours of work. 😋

[@beachtrash1852]

So fun working in your yard and finding all that neat stuff! I live in the city, yuk. What is the music in this video? I love it! : )

[@RocksForBrains]

It’s some of the free music from KZbin studio. It’s called “Banish Misfortune” - by Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum.