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Posted by Dave Owen  
microphotography
December 26, 2011 03:03PM
I don't collect micromounts but I know many out there do. I have a couple specimens I've recently collected in the area of the proposed Rosemont Mine south of Tucson. One is a drusy Chrysocolla with a spray of possibly Brochantite sitting all alone on the Drusy plain @ 2 mm. The second came from a Quartz vein and is water clear quartz crystals speared by some sort of copper mineral. Tiny rods around and going through the Quartz crystals. Is there anyone out there with a descent set up to photograph them preferably in the Tucson area who might be willing to photograph them in exchange for the specimens? Thanks Dave Owen
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