|
Post by snowmom on Nov 17, 2015 7:12:56 GMT -5
yesterday I got a huge box in the mail from Paul Shiroma. Inside was the most wonderful and fascinating tour of California geology. Included with all the rocks he sent there was a map and detailed explanation of when and where each rock was collected. The beautiful rocks were labeled and had co-ordinating numbers on each of the maps so that i could see and visualize each location, and knew where to search for more information. I will be going over each rock and searching the internet for more information about the geology of Calfornia for days. Wonderful project now that the weather is turning cold and rainy. I also suspect I can see a lot more photos of some of the locations here on the forum, since I have enjoyed the posts Paul makes regarding rock hounding trips with family for quite a while now. This is such a wonderful and well thought out, brilliantly executed idea, and i am touched that Paul Shiroma would go to all that time and trouble for me. Thank you so much, i will derive hours of pleasure in the research and learning, and will re live that every time i look at your wonderful specimens on my shelf.
can't say thank you enough!
dsb
|
|
|
Post by Drummond Island Rocks on Nov 17, 2015 8:24:49 GMT -5
Knowing the the location and back story of the rocks is a huge bonus. Kudos to paulshiroma for taking the time to do that. Chuck
|
|
|
Post by paulshiroma on Nov 17, 2015 9:07:01 GMT -5
You're certainly welcome, Snowmom. I was about to start some of the seeds you sent over when southern Califonia hit a cold spell. Cold for here, that is - middle 40's at night, tops out in middle 60's during the day (LOL!), yup, absolute parka-weather! Glad you enjoyed the tour!
Paul
|
|