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They have a plastic look and feel to them.
Im thinking opalite or jasper.
Any ideas?
Either way they should make pretty pendants I hope. ]]> feeds@yuku.com (AL58) http://utahrockhounding.yuku.com/topic/440 Tue, 22 May 2007 17:05:54 GMT http://utahrockhounding.yuku.com/topic/442/t/Elbaite-or-Beryl-deposit-in-the-Stansburys-.html
I could have sworn that this was listed in one of my books but I can't find it anywhere. Does this sound familiar to anyone? I am heading to Timpie valley this weekend and thought I would check this out while I was out there.

Any info would be appreciated.
feeds@yuku.com (Tesoro) http://utahrockhounding.yuku.com/topic/442 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 07:22:10 GMT http://utahrockhounding.yuku.com/topic/441/t/West-Desert-Sinkhole.html
The sinkhole is huge - over 70 ft. in diameter and about 80 ft. deep. It was once thought to be the entrance to a Spanish mine, but an exploratory shaft sunk next to the sinkhole never resulted in a discovery. A ladder from that effort is still visible at the bottom of the sinkhole.

To get to the Sinkhole, go to these GPS coordinates:
feeds@yuku.com (Malgasto) http://utahrockhounding.yuku.com/topic/441 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 06:49:35 GMT