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• Still, the transition from professional rock hound to experimental brewer wasn't complete.
• In other words, it is a rock hound's delight.
• They became environmental sleuths, amateur epidemiologists and rock hounds.
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• Many in the unit, as the name suggests, were Western skiers, rock hounds and all-around mountain boys looking for adventure.
• The 2 millimeter ( 0.08-inch ) diameter stone was discovered by an amateur rock hound in Finnmark, Norway's northernmost province.
• The 2 millimeter ( 0 . 08-inch ) diameter stone was discovered by an amateur rock hound in Finnmark, Norway's northernmost province.
• "Campers, hunters, rock hounds, hot air balloonists, even amateur rocketeers _ a lot of people use the Black Rock Desert, " he said.
• Tortoises are dying in places like the Chemehuevi Valley where there are few human visitors other than an occasional rock hound, she said.
• Dobberstein, who was an avid rock hound, wanted the Grotto to be " non-denominational " or for all religions to appreciate and enjoy.
• Since then, Keller has built Bob's Rock Shop ( www . rock hounds . com ) into a premier rock and mineral hobby site.
• The Glenbow's extensive mineralogy collection includes minerals and rock hounds, and visitors of all ages seeking to enjoy the depth and diversity of the Earth's minerals.
• The park has more than 80 miles of trails, ranging from easy to strenuous and appealing to everyone from history buffs to cactus-combers to rock hounds.
• But what most people, even rock hounds, may not know is that buried below the skyscrapers and sidewalks, the city's bedrock is a trove of minerals, crystals and gem-quality stones.
• Eventually, they turn up in the camp of Dr . Rock Hound, who needs help finding the bones needed to complete his dinosaur skeletons before they can be displayed in a museum.
• The adventure also features Rufus the Dog, Katie the Chameleon, Addie the Kangaroo and Dr Rock Hound, who plays the role of a palaeontologist and acts as a resource and referee in the adventure.
• It seems that a mad rock was used to draw poison from wounds caused by snake bite and dog bite _ and you just may find one in Dahlonega, because rock hounds abound there.
• The lake Ellen Kimberlite is popular with rock hounds as the classic indicator minerals ( pyrope, magnesian ilmenite and chrome diopside ) for kimberlite are easily found in the material, though few are of gem quality and size.