Awesome Nate so glad you all are safe and home.super video man love the jaspers you have there.later

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you !

So glad you are back. Great video.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !!

LOVE the intro to this video and your lovely poem, Nate. Nice finds, as always. ☺️

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

great video!! so many beautiful stones! missed you guys blessings for you and your family 💕✌

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You, a moment to focus , and off we go again, To The wild blue Yonder, Thanks For Coming along !

Thank you again for another Great and educating video !*!*!

You’re back! Yeah!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Good To Be Back, Thanks For Coming With !!

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

Quest for Details You got me following you, for sure.

I loved the first landscape rock, it is Outstanding! Thank you so much Nate we've been worried about you & missing you so much!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Never worry , but thank you for the concern, just.....Ready For Some Questing, And Glad your along For it : ) lets see whats out there!

very interesting location, and the new intro is awesome!! notice at around 28:50 this piece looks like a sea lion's head!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes ! thank you for watching !

😍😍 The quest continues and with an exciting new intro 😍 good to see you back 🤗

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you ! on my feet and picking up pace...Quest On !!

@anndavis6839

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails welcome back 🤗

Hoping everything is going well. Glad to see you back. 💖 Awesome intro! 🤟😎

So glad to see you back. I hope all is well with you and your family. Great video as always!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !!

first time catching your video...super enjoyed your hunt. Thanks for the education and the beautiful rocks man. Its my thing, too.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

welcome ! thanks for joining the Quest, Haps hunting out there !

Hope all is well friend... So glad to see you back. Love the video and the beginning was awesome man.

I really enjoyed this, thank you for sharing it with us. Jasper was my introduction to crystals/minerals. It holds a really earthy vibe for me.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you For joining me on the Quest For Details !

10:40 - The lovely and much coveted tic-tac-toe formation. Glad you made it thru the fire Nate.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

When it rains it pours, thank you , Quest On !!

I am in love with the minerals you find. The picture stone is my absolute favorite! Thanks for taking us along!!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks For Coming Along always my pleasure, and the picture stone was my favorite also : )

Good to see a video for you! Rock hounding my fav too

Welcome back buddy!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

Thanks I was getting home sick your videos really help with the home sickness and the pain of leave the most BEAUTIFUL place on Earth in my opinion thanks I was getting worried about you and then you came with the cool movie style intro . Can't wait for the next one

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You My Friend , the west will be here, remember the Stones are patient and know how to hide and wait for you ; ) and there's gems out there by you, Gems !!!

Good to see you back at it!!!!!!!!!!!! Hope that all is well after the 🔥 Thanks for the video

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Just Getting ready to explore the universe , had to get organized ,lol Thanks For staying On !!

I really like the way you begin with poetry and give some lessons on geology. So great channel, I'll be keeping my eye out for more videos thank you.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !

@Alexandersucala

3 жыл бұрын

same

Your finds like always are as beautiful and colorful as your soul..so happy your back GOD bless and thank you for sharing

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so Much !!

So glad to see you back!!!!! Missed the beauty and wisdom of the Details 🤩

I really like the way you discribe all of your finds, taking your time and seeing the beauty in the simplest non flashy rocks.... thank you

So happy your back missed the relaxing uploads!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You, my pleasure to share always !

What an exciting intro!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Here We Go !! thanks for watching !!

And the Quest goes on! Long live the Quest! Definitely am grateful for your return. Fabulous video. Thanks for sharing the adventure. Hope the impact has been minimal to your space and you all are well. Love and light to you, yours and the land.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you, Its Gone be a great adventure, glad to have you along !!

What an incredible variety of rocks. So jealous. Love to have those in my collection. I appreciate you posting the names or possible names and showing them wet. Thanks for sharing.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

My Pleasure ! Thank You For Watching !!

The poetry at the beginning is so beautiful! I am learning so much about the rocks.

MR MBB333'S music intro! Haha, my volume was set loud, and that scared the heck outta me! I sure Missed your videos, I'm so happy your back! Thank you

@kathiv3992

4 жыл бұрын

Debbie Mitchell BRUSH STROKES by an artist ...Awesome, thats what I said😆🖖🏽

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

sorry for the scare, Back, Focused, right here, thanks for joining me on the Quest !

@kathiv3992

4 жыл бұрын

Debbie Mitchell BRUSH STROKES by an artist ...Your intro is exhilarating! Enticing and poetically dreamy. So exciting to be on this journey with you. Learning so much from you. Thank You, Thank You, Thank you!!! Venture if you will, as “MrBBB333” introduces “Sky & Earth Phenomena” and his young son “Brandon B” shares “Interesting Facts” each with their individual “YT” channels. 🐶😃

happy to see you back

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

Glad to see you, hope all is well. A little H2O sure does make them look good, shine on. Stay safe.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

staying afloat and Questing after the details when I can,Thank you for wandering along on these ; )

welcome back!!!!!!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !

Great intro great rocks 👌👍

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

No kauzo tamos juntos ótimo vídeo abraços

Thank you for this great video. I'm slowly learning to identify the rocks I find but sure get confused by those mixes! Sometimes it's nice to simply enjoy the beauty of them. I'm fascinated by the slab formations. I've got a slab of deep green jasper in my tumbler now. Can't wait to see it all shined up. Thanks again, Nate

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

The appreciation for each stone just as it is, regardless of its title, is the detail. at least for me. identification is good for sharing knowledge, but for personal understanding all it takes, is time, to pause, and see. thank you ; )

Wow, love the prose! Thanks for sharing.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You for watching , its always my pleasure!

Oh good you are back! Was beginning to wonder if something had happened with the fires down there or if your Family was ok. Missed you Nate!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You, sorry for the worry, just sorting life and finding my feet, should be good to go ! Quest on !!

@Rookie_Rockounding

4 жыл бұрын

Quest for Details Man I am so grateful you and your family are okay Nate. Just so grateful. This video is beautiful.

LOVE your channel, you are the Bob Ross of rock hounds :)

Boy that was a wait!!! Been lookin at some of the older stuff to get by. Just a praying for all of you in the HOME state. Texas is a world away...

GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK, WE'VE MISSED YOU. HOPE ALL IS WELL. LIKE ALWAYS LOVE THE VIDEO ❤❤❤

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You So Much !!

Thank God you’re back! Love those shiny green rocks! Some are serpentine, some look like jade or chert. They are all pretty. I stopped halfway in the middle of this video and am going to make a celebratory cup of coffee. I’ll be back! Thanks for all the great videos you make!

@jessewilson8676

4 жыл бұрын

B Henry they look like nephrite to me. Do a hardness test.

Crazy how much we all missed you!!! Thank you for continuing for us.

I enjoy watching this video

A day without a Quest, is like a day without PGE. Thankyou for turning the lights back on. H. H. GB

Muito bom agente vai aprendendo cada x mais .

Good to see you are alright Nate. I'm liking the new format with the classification. I'm thinking the ones you are calling Andesite, are actually Serpentine. The green ones, I'm pretty sure, are Chert. Whatever they are, their beauty is all that truly matters. Thanks for bringing me along. Im heading out to Guadalupe Creek in San Jose today. You've inspired me to get of my duff and live a little. Thank you.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes I think they are probably just super pure serpentine, that was my original guess and the community input seems to back it up so from now on it will be referred to as such, thanks for helping, and happy hunting !

I'm sure happy for this video... 3 of the longest weeks ever. Quest on Nate

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry For The wait And Thank you so much !!

Great intro! Love the green stone at 7:30 and the one after, ok and lets face it all of them. Thanks for the insight and knowledge captions. Glad family is safe. Continue the journey and happy holidays!

Missed you and your videos!!! Hope you and your family are all doing good. Glad to see you back I was in withdrawals lol

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you, I'm glad to be back, and so lucky to be able to share, always my pleasure !!

Wow, after not seeing any posts since the recent fires, I started getting really worried about you. Just this morning I was searching Google for your area and Napa County to see what fire news I could find. Not sure I was right but I concluded your fire was part of the Kincade fire?, which was huge. I watched some KZread vids on it and just got more worried, so I stopped. Anyway, glad to see you back! Missed you! Another nicely made vid, enjoyed it. Hope all is well with you. Peace!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, sorry for the worry, when it rains it pours, so, I doubled Back, Doubled Down And We are back ready for the Quest like never before, thank you so much for Coming Along !

Beautiful thank you so much for your videos they help me. That one piece that looks like nephrite Resembles my heart so shattered and broken.

This is such a wonderful way to learn and understand my strange attraction to rocks. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with others!

wow,i wish that someone polish that rocks to show their true beauty

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

coming up, in a couple vids the next tumbler load is ready ; ) !! thanks for watching

Glad to see you back Nate we have missed your videos

Recently came across your channel and it helps this new rockhounder here in New Mexoco.

If it's waxy, hard to scratch and passes heat/cold test, then its more than likely jade. The only way to really know is to do a density test.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You ! Thats Helpful To All rockhounds ; )

those moments of metamorphisis captured in a single rock

Your back! I was a bit worried with that intro, thought I'd accidentally started watching the latest "Survivor" and then it rolled into what I thought was the Pilot for a new Stephen King Movie 🤣 but you didn't disappoint Nate👍

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

" And the Gunslinger Followed " it is a Stephen king novel , or might be, you never can tell he's tricky, on to the tower ! thanks for coming along !!

Agates are a mystery. I subscribe to the idea of hot and cold silicates. Opal and chert are probably replacements formed in cold processes. Agate seems like a hot pressured replacement. It's all quartz with impurities. Like water, quartz absorbs everything. Add some manganese (or magnesium?) and it becomes amethyst. Add iron, it's jasper.

I really did enjoy this video! The landscape rocks were stunning! This gives me a little more knowledge on what to look for when i'm out and about. I really do enjoy your videos and that it's a family affair. My spots are The High Desert area in So Cal and The Puget Sound on the west side, Washinton State. There are wonderful ocean agates in Washinton.

Hey, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. This is my first video of yours, now am a new subscriber. The knowledge, music and the tone with which you speak all works. I found your channel while looking for meteor video's. I live in Martinez, East Bay area. I am a rock hound. Happy hunting!!! Thank you much.

Nate, I absolutely LOVE those iron stained Tuff rocks.

@crickettmoon7082

4 жыл бұрын

Paused the video to message you on Insta, and 2 minutes later you said EXACTLY WHAT I MESSAGED YOU ABOUT!!!! Lol...get those watercolors out and do it!!

Hello from northern California! The rock definately looked like jade. Beautiful stuff!

Lindas pedras gostei e chou parabens pelo achado cada uma mais lindas que a outra super joinha abraço pr vc

Very beautiful finds!

This video is so chill and soothing... loved it...

That sedimentary grey layered sandstone reminded me of a chrysalis.

Amazing landscape rock! And some of that chert looks worked, doesn't it?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

landscape was my favorite, and the chert, yes, seemed to have a unusually high number of edge fracturing for a natural occurrence, ; ) thanks for watching !

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

I think so too.

Yay! Happy to see you back🤗 This video rocked! I'm pretty sure I know what a couple of those stones were. 10:07- arfvedsonite in feldspar. It could be hornblende but I'm pretty positive it's the first And 18:20 I think is a variolite. I find a lot of those up here and pick them up everytime they're so cool. For the greenies... I think I see a lot of serpentine. But I would scratch it with a piece of quartz or steel knife because andesite is Mohs 7 and won't scratch. Serpentine and even jade will. Worth a try ? Beautiful nonetheless. Thanks again Nate😎🏞

@angelahighwolf

4 жыл бұрын

Marlaina Atkins don't they also call,it "Merlinite".

@MarlainaAtkins

4 жыл бұрын

@@angelahighwolf I don't, think so🙁 All I know about merlinite is that it's a dendritic agate or dendritic opal. And some beautiful gabbro called mystic merlinite that I believe comes from a certain location but can't remember exactly where😎

buen video ++

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !

The landscaping rock is flagstone

Lovin your channel, giving me a new take on the jaspers I've loved my whole life, but have not been near any volcanoes to get out and hunt, living in Iowa makes it hard to find jasper, only really good hunting are the Keokuk Geodes in Southeast Iowa- A paradise for geode collecting. Thanks for taking the time to share your adventures.

Man the intro... seriously... woah. Okay, off to keep watching 👌👊🤯

@Rookie_Rockounding

4 жыл бұрын

Man.. the music. What a piece. It’s stirring brother. Makes the stones bring emotion. I love it. Still watching...

@Rookie_Rockounding

4 жыл бұрын

I have this feeling while watching, and I know it might seem lame, but seeing these beauties of nature edited how you have, I feel like a sense of everything is how it should be... just peaceful Nate.

@Rookie_Rockounding

4 жыл бұрын

Edited beautifully, with the help of Mother Nature, and your creativity, this has been a Gem of a video. As always man. Thank you 🙏✨ thank you.

Wow

Bello😍

I was jonesing a bit... wondering if you had to flee from the fires.. so glad your back! BTW the green stone at 12:00 is it possible to be Jadeite?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I think ill have to have an expert at telling jade from chert come out with me, until then, I'm sticking with chert to keep from fooling anyone by accident. thanks for watching !

The stone at 9:36, could that be inclusions of black tourmaline?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I overlooked the possibility, but that has bene suggested several times now, and looking at it , yes, it might be just very " over cooked" it has good properties, and good timing, if it is ; )

Não entendo nada o que vc fala mas estas pedras são espetaculares 🙌. Sou sua seguidora aqui no Brasil.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️🇧🇷

Not kyanite, that was tourmaline in host rock.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes, it could be, I just didn't think of it, thank you for helping, now the watermelon kind !! ill keep looking !

Just getting into the series and really been enjoying it. Do you ever find yourself closer to the bay area?

👍👍👍👍

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the landscape rock Is it too porous to polish?

Jade

Hi, you showed a red rock with white veins between 10:39 - 10:43 minute, but you didn't mention what it is, I have one very much the same, and I don't know which kind of rock it is

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Red Jasper, Chalcedony Family, Thanks For Watching !

@RaedHanna

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails I thank you, your videos make me go back more than 30 years in time, when I was a solder in the Iraqi army during the Iraqi-Iranian war, I was deployed in an air base in the desert western Iraq, there I discovered a lot of shell fossils and many crystals and geodes, big ones about the size of a soccer ball, very heavy, I collected 24 pcs, I broke one and inside was very clear transparent crystals, the other couldn't break, but in a construction lab we cut one and the inside was ball like minerals, well, thank you again, I love your videos

What's the one at 31:37?

19:12 whats this

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😀💖💕 So happy you're back, AND we got to go rockhounding!!!! You and your family have been heavy on my mind. Lots of love and prayers to you. You will continue to be in my prayers 😊💖🙏💕

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You, Long Month, crazy life, Back now !! I Think We Got rudder control back And we might be able to sustain altitude, Quest on !! ; )