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Power Washing 400 Million Year Old Fossils

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Alternative way to clean your 400 million-year-old tabulate fossilized corals using the power of modern technology. More specificaly - the power washer. We did get awesome results with this aproach, im never again cleaning my corals witha brush:)).
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26 авг 2024

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@fredolney9595 Год назад

That’s a great way to clean your fossils and reveal much more structure. Thanks for the idea. I’ll try it on a warm day!

@Amberscape Год назад

Make sure that fossilization is not crunchy or pieces of fossils will fly away!😁

@Nonayabizness360 Год назад

The chain coral is beautiful. Where we are the most common are Petosky stone , petrified wood and agate that are along the Great Lakes. If we visit the Upper Peninsula they are easier to find. Thank you for sharing , we just repaired a power washer that someone threw out and we are using it to clean tiles that were on a barn being torn down that was over 100 years old. We picked them up to use in our kitchen on the ceiling.

@Amberscape Год назад

The great lakes - lake michigan? Ive seen michigan rocks - tons of fossils out there!:)

@Nonayabizness360 Год назад

@@Amberscape . We are 7 miles from Lake Huron but you find more of the stuff I mentioned where we are on the water especially Agate stones and petrified wood , it depends on the location. I guess if we started digging in places we could find other things 😂. We are talking a trip soon to the Upper Peninsula so we would be on Lake Superior then and I will take some videos and share them on my channel so people can see what we find. I really love watching your videos though thank you for sharing. Amber is absolutely beautiful. Our area also has 7 small inland lakes and a very large river called the Ausable River. We are about 5 miles from the beginning of the river. This is the most beautiful time of year because of the trees changing colors.