April 16, 2016
By Gregory Manley
At the site, we collected along the talus slope at the base of the old quarry wall. We had to traverse the slopes carefully to near materials by one cave. There were a lot of boulders to scramble over and around.
Dion Stewart led us to the places where the rock could be found. It may have taken awhile to follow him, but once you got there, there were amazing rocks. These rocks were either buried or on the underneath side of a boulder. We were only the second group to be allowed to go to the quarry in over 10 years. We give our thanks to Bartow County, for allowing us to go in and collect. We were able to bring home great specimens and workable material.
Photos by Bonnie Smith and TR Stewart
Note: Thanks also to Ginger Lessard and Bob Shively for recommending this site and giving us the initial information on the site.
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