Field trip Hiddinite,NC Emerald Mine southeastern GSA Charlotte,nc
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The document summarizes a field trip to an emerald mine in Hiddenite, North Carolina led by Ed Speer. Nineteen attendees toured the mine, which is a crushed stone quarry operating in folded gneiss rock. The group examined a newly discovered pocket in the dark host rock, hoping to find crystalline minerals like emeralds. While no emeralds were found on this trip, the owner used tools to further open the pocket for inspection. Emeralds are only discovered in about one in four or five pockets.
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- 6. Washing blasted wall face.
- 7. A blasted rock face is washed in search of pockets, our group looking at the only pocket found along 200 feet of rock face.
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- 13. Owner plans to break open the druse.
- 14. Percussion hammer used futher open pocket.
- 15. Still working - no emeralds today. Only one in 4 to 5 pockets contain any emeralds.
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