Rare Rock found on Lake Superior! 

The striped one at 10:34 is banded chert. Have never seen Thompsonite- WOW! That is so cool! Excellent find! Wish I could be out there with you!😁

You are my kind of people: outdoor-loving, rockhounds Peace and Love to us all

Very sweet you two! I'd enjoy being there with you exploring, it was fun being taken along.

I’ve never seen a Thomsonite like that! Awesome!

what a cool find!

Metal thing looks like a boiler from a steam ship that exploded.

Your "eye" Stone is incredible. Thanks for sharing.

damn fossilized eyeball is crazy

Was the first find Thompsonite...luv the food references

wow that thomsonite is amazing, didnt even know it was a thing! You must be glad its spring and the snow is thawing

thats one crazy eye agate , really cool , subscribed yall

I think you were hungry at the time. First two rocks looked like food! LOL

Great videos, was just there at cutface. Great beach

Looks so much like an eye! Cool vid

Wow that is the most amazing thompsonite ! Congrats ❤

The rock at 4:13 is amazing looking ! That huge piece of metal is so so cool ! Enjoyed watching :)

That metal was a ship’s boiler and it looks like it exploded in the past quite spectacular by the way it’s blown open, good content . 😎👍

Mmmmmm bacon ! It took me less than three minutes to decide to subscribe. Happy hunting from Lloyd somewhere up here in southern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦.

That big hunk of metal looks like part of an old steam boiler from a steamship.

That first one you found looked like a dragon egg they find in the UK.

It looks like you found a piece of the Edmond Fitzgerald.

The big metal chunk in the water .. wow.

Well done. Now... how dies one identify the mystery stones? That's my issue. I have been looking for quartz, to make orgonite projects. I find pink/rose, milky white, gray(?), orange, yellow, etc., but I'm not sure. Any advice, please, will be muchly appreciated. New sub, today, 12/09/2020. ThankYou

...nice hunting,thanks for sharing...one thing make me smile when I see her striping those stone using that stick...coz I see my self coz I did the same when hunting...greeting from Philippines...

Got a qt jar full of agates from agate bay ( Duluth Mn)

what an amazing find. What are they? I don't have sound so just so curious.

I know this video is 2 years old, but did i meet you two at an empty, wind-blown beach this past weekend? We walked down to the water together; you went right and i went left? If so, hiya again! Did you find any Thompsonite? I booked on up the shore, but didn't find much...my better day was Saturday.

Will share what beach you are on?

What beach is that your at if you don't mind sharing and what river.

I can't believe that u threw those one at the beginning of the video..away 😢..😮

The Thompsanite eye is unusual, a ship boiler I believe, and that green rock is most unusual.

Found birds eye agates at Duluth ( agate bay) - found 3 in one day , only you 5 in my time I live up there ( 4 yrs and about 100 trips to the bay)

Salut, Cool video! Thought I noticed a pestle at 3:53, but I am likely mistaken though I am sure you see artifacts up there in God's Country! Actually, that divot in the boulder looked like a Native had made a nutting stone years ago! Neat place and Awesome, Awesome stones! Cheers!

I'm in the Straits area. Unfortunately is mostly limestone in my area. I do not get up to Superior much. I do have a bunch of slag glass locally from a 1800s smelting furnace. Same stuff as Leland blue stone.

You should try looking and filming Yupper Light Rock. Its a lot of fun. And interesting. Just grab a black light, come at dark time and enjoy. Hello from the Keweenaw area.

good times

The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down Of the big lake they called Gitche Gumee The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead When the skies of November turn gloomy With a load of iron ore twenty-six thousand tons more Than the Edmund Fitzgerald weighed empty That good ship and crew was a bone to be chewed When the gales of November came early Maybe, possibly?

Maybe its part of the space shuttle

The mineral is porphyry

That's a ding dong 😂

Boiler from a steamship

I think (1.1) it's a petrified potato.

The agate wanna be is a jasper u.u

All your rocks were formed by hight voltage electrical discharges, either from the internal earth curcuit, coupled with earth atmospheric circuit or high plasma bursts from exterior of the planet.