Post by NatureNut on Jan 11, 2010 22:16:01 GMT -5
Almost got this load completely finished running in the garage in this cold weather, but this last blast of arctic air put a freeze on 'em and I brought my UV-10 inside to run them for one more day. I do see some effects, but all in all I'm pretty pleased with 'em.
My neighbor gave me some Cape May Diamonds last summer. Cape May Diamonds are actually pieces of quartz crystal, originating in the upper Delaware River, where they began their journey to the sea on rapid river currents, tumbling and smoothing as they went. A shipwreck diverted currents that brought them onto the beaches. Native Americans used them for trade many moons ago.
Here's the rest of the batch. Some local Citrine, Smokies, Blues, Roses, some Quartzite, and more CM Diamonds.
And some closeups.
Had alot of fun with this batch, thanks to everyone here for being my inspiration! Cheers! Jo
My neighbor gave me some Cape May Diamonds last summer. Cape May Diamonds are actually pieces of quartz crystal, originating in the upper Delaware River, where they began their journey to the sea on rapid river currents, tumbling and smoothing as they went. A shipwreck diverted currents that brought them onto the beaches. Native Americans used them for trade many moons ago.
Here's the rest of the batch. Some local Citrine, Smokies, Blues, Roses, some Quartzite, and more CM Diamonds.
And some closeups.
Had alot of fun with this batch, thanks to everyone here for being my inspiration! Cheers! Jo
