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PhotosEdenite - Town of Bancroft, Faraday Township, Hastings Co., Ontario, Canada

5th Mar 2011 01:13 UTCMichael J. Bainbridge Expert

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Edenite
Monmouth Township, Highlands East Township, Haliburton County, Ontario, Canada
Copyright © Rob Lavinsky & irocks.com
Hi Rob (or agent of Rob),


I've been working on cleaning up the "Bancroft Area", and a few of your photos should to be moved (sorry about that). Please see this thread for details:


http://www.mindat.org/mesg-7-210816.html


Thanks,

Michael

5th Mar 2011 09:08 UTCTimothy Blackwood

Hi Michael,


My name is Tim Blackwood and I posted the specimens for Rob using the information that was provided with them. I've e-mailed Rob and brought these message threads to his attention and asked how he would like me to handle them. At the moment, I don't feel comfortable assigning new localities without the full details. It may only be possible to assign a more accurate general region for some of the specimens. When I hear back from Rob, I'll have a better idea of how to proceed.


Best wishes,

Tim

Cohasset, MN, USA

5th Mar 2011 09:24 UTCTimothy Blackwood

Hi Michael,


I've taken the specimens of Rob's that you questioned and moved them to the new "Bancroft area" that you created. This seems a reasonable solution when a specimen with an unspecified locality could come from any one of a number of localities in a region. Rob has not yet repsonded to my e-mail, but will likely do so later tomorrow.


Best wishes,

Tim

Cohasset, MN, USA
 
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