Rockhounding Steve's Cove Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy 

Beautiful video my friend, excellent day out there. Beautiful colors and variety over there, love that area and those perspectives of the flowing water over the rock! Mam, those agates, jaspers, jasp-agates, seam agates are all so gorgeous, the colors are so rich and bold, love them. Peaceful experience, positive and inspiring! Amazing views from the sky too, cool seeing thst much land flying by, plus you can get to areas without walking, nice! Man, that's some gorgeous stuff! And that find of the year piece is the best I've seen in a long time, a beauty! Look forward to seeing the video at home.

Sounds good man I'm free pretty much every weekend and up for anything

Oh my the rocks there are beautiful ! I could spend all there and never get bored. Thanks for sharing all them beauties. Wish I was there also 😊

I'm really glad to have met you Richard and what a beautiful day we had on the fundy shore. You found some beauties 😍 let's do it again here sooner than later 😉

Really pretty red jaspers you find there. It's quite beautiful and peaceful. I enjoyed the drone footage, too. Great video 👍

WOW! That last mossy agate with the bands is outstanding!! Have you been to Ross Creek yet? It's got fascinating prehistoric geology. It's where you'll find remnants of conifer limb casts, sometimes full round limb sections. They often contain fortification agates. There are also tons of orange zeolites which are really fun to look at and some will have botryoidal pockets. You can see large round depressions in the rock where ancient trees once stood. I really recommend a visit. It's not far from Scot's Bay. Have fun!

It looks like it would be fun and interesting to explore the rocks up that river or stream bed too. Nice drone work there!

Watching your video, makes me wish I was 40 years younger and able to drive again. Twelve years ago I developed a neurological disorder affecting my right foot/ankle making it impossible to drive a vehicle. Now I 'travel thru the drone footage' as your explore rockhounding NS and the Bay areas. I enjoy your comments, seeing what you're finding and perhaps, seeing the stones you may be cutting into slabs no matter the size of the stone. Happy rockhounding!

Many years ago, late 1960's, I knew about rockhounding along Fundy' shores, from reading an article in The Lapidary Journal. Was there along those NS shores in 1968, and as tide receded found some agates, bloodstone, possibly jaspers. Was and am in New England, Connecticut. Several years was back briefly to those shores to beachcomb those shores.

Nice finds.

Nice finds! Have you ever explored the other side of the bay?

I think the pretty yellow gold stuff is called limonite. Of course, I could totally be wrong-O. 😂😊

Did I see a very brief flash of Feldspar when you picked up the 1st stone before you squirted it with water?

It would be a challenge to LEAVE there. Maybe just camp right there all summer and build a stone shelter.