When my family and I visited Inyo county, one of the highlights was this spot. We did not know about how interesting it was until we watched this video, and when we went it was a whole lot of fun. Thank you so much for giving us inspiration to seek out geology hot spots and for wonderful information! Please, keep making videos!

You are very astute. It’s nice to watch a rock hound who knows what they are talking about. Very knowledgeable. Thanks for the info 👍😎

Good to see you back. Great video. Keep up the good work, thumbs up!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! And thank you for your continued support :)

Good video!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Man, I wish I could still go out rockhounding. Disabled these days. But, nothing gets my heart going like discovering rocks and minerals *sigh*

Yup! What berry said!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you man!

WOw! awesome trip.....fantastic information and details, I learned so much. I cant thank you enough for your videos. And......Welcome back!!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad that my videos are informative, haha

You do a great presentation. Hope your channel grows!

Loved this latest video!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks brotha!

Enjoying your hounding vids. got into it form mountaining biking, which, might be a thing you should look into. It's really the best way to access the locations you keep going with all the walking, and the heat, etc. Keep it up!

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support! And hmmm, I've never tried mountain biking before but I'd love to try it out, and you bring up a good point about the isolation of these localities... thank you!

Yup same

Enjoyed the lesson.

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Cool video. Nice explanation of the deposit. I've been to the Blue Mine several times. Have gotten some huge 3/4-1" garnet clusters from boulders on the tailings piles. The mine directly across is the Jack Rabbit Mine. Same stuff, but not as pretty as the Blue Mine. The green crystals you said were diopside, are you sure they aren't epidote? I have lots of specimens from an outcrop just before the Tungsten Blue Mine and always thought they were epidote. The outcrop produces beautiful, big specimens. Off to Dish Hill. Wish me luck.

Solomon I bought my rock pick. I'm ready to join your rockhounding expeditions next time I'm in LV.

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support! And I'd be down, always up for making new friends!

Hello, I am a fellow rockhound and I have what I believe are some amazing finds I've collected here in California. It would be great if we could connect, and I could get your advice on what these minerals are. Thanks for your time!

u need a SW UV for that scheelite

this one time , at field camp ....

Nice man. I just started following you a couple wks ago after I found this unusual rock with an amazing weight to it. Its strange to say the least but Would love to have your opinion. Welcome back to vegas...

@solomonsoutdooradventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you bro! Hmmm, you could dm me on instagram a pic/info of it and I'd love to help you out with that bro... @solomon_feinstein

Please keep these place’s somewhat private, been going there for 25 years and it’s beautiful, exposures of places such as Tungsten Hills And other areas around there i use to explore mine shafts and other areas, yes I enjoy your videos very educational , it’s slowly turning into a dump , like east fork and other places, just something to think for future videos, there not making land anymore, I’ve noticed More and more trash up in Tungsten Hills thank you very much I would really appreciate it keep up doing your videos I enjoy watching them and I feel at the very educational I’ve worked for many many years with geologists I was an environmental driller for 30 years in California thanks Solomon