Thanks for a fun video! I am pretty new to rockhounding and I'm learning something new every day. I'm from Nova Scotia, Canada. Our provincial gemstone is agate and I love searching the beaches for them!
@@adventures-with-joe That is, you use one grinder to process small stones??? I wonder how you will cope with material with a size of 2 cm?? We need a grinding machine with water here. .
How in the world??!! I have never heard of this before! You mean to say that I can just go to Costco or wherever, as long as they have rocks, and find a whole bunch of agates??!! What rock (no pun intended 😉) have I been living under?! Is it to a particular region or just anywhere?
Agates are very common across most of the US except I would guess the South-East. I first noticed them because the landscaping rock by my Lowe's looked similar to the gravels by the river where I look. If you know what you're looking for there's definitely a possibility that they are there. I would recommend bringing some equal sizes (boring)stones to replace anything you trade with though 😁
