jamesp
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Post by jamesp on Dec 5, 2016 15:08:29 GMT -5
That is a bad day at Black Rock 1dave. Many a piece fire wood has passed thru the back window loading a P/U. Pet wood another story.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2016 16:58:51 GMT -5
You answered that question well Jeremy. Those are classic mosses. Just like Rio moss. The 2nd one has the classic white bleaching. Don't fuss about small. Tumbler's delight and lots of variety. Big stuff can be a pain making it small. However, rocks of your quality welcome in mass size. I romped around the Rio up around Big Bend where it is illegal to collect(warned by two Brewster County sheriffs). OMG, big chunks, no, boulders of treasures up that way. I could see half the members of this forum trying to get a 200 pound chunk of fine material to the top of a 100 foot bluff. It surprises me those type of rocks are so far east. Randy and his petrified Bourbon mustard. Think he drinks the slurry ? "200 pound chunk of fine material" - Careful what you wish for. A fellow construction worker took his brand new pickup into the hills. He found a nice pet log three feet long and two foot diameter. If I remember right one cubic foot of agate weighs around 300 pounds. He dug into the hillside, backed into the space, lined the log just right. He rolled it perfectly into the bed, right through the back window and into the driver's seat. Driving home was a chore. Somewhere is a pic of an el Camino with broken axles. Dude rolled a few large pet woods onto the deck. The last one broke the camel's back! Lol
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jamesp
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Post by jamesp on Dec 5, 2016 18:36:57 GMT -5
It is often the axle that breaks before anything else.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2016 19:44:21 GMT -5
It is often the axle that breaks before anything else. Differential buried in the dirt, tires broken off laying against the side of the car, brake drums down at 45° angle to the ground. Lol
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