John P's Favourites

This page lists John P's favourite minerals, localities, mindat.org members and photos. All lists in alphabetical order.

John P Walsh's Blog

A blog is a series of personal articles recorded in date-order somewhat like diary entries. You can use your blog to keep track of your collecting adventures, your purchases, your thoughts and ideas, anything that you think other mindat.org members would be interested to read about. Other members can leave comments after your blog entry, but you can delete any comments you find inappropriate.

John P Walsh's Articles

Articles are pages created by you to share with other mindat.org users. These may be serious (a formal scientific article) or personal (you could write an article about your collecting adventures, or about your artistic creations). You can work on your articles in private until you are ready to publish them. The best articles will be promoted throughout the site.

Unlike Blog Entries, you can continue to edit your articles if they have been published (should you find new information, for example).

John P Walsh's Photos

You can use this search form to find photos in John P's photo gallery. Mineral, locality and other photos are shown together unless you specify the type of photo. The default order is to show the most recent photos first, but again you can change this.	What Photos to Show All Minerals - in my collection - that I collected - Photo of the Day My Photos - Talk pages Locality Photos Other Photos	Which Locality All Simpson Quarry, South Glastonbury, Glastonbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA
	Which Order Most Recent First Oldest Photos First By Mineral Name/Photo Title By Locality Name By Region Name Most Viewed First Least Viewed First Most Recently Viewed Least Recently Viewed	Which Mineral All Beryl	Keyword(s)

John P Walsh's Sponsored Pages

John P Walsh does not currently have any sponsored pages.

If you would like to sponsor pages on mindat.org, click the link at the bottom of any mineral or locality page.

Collection Catalogue

You can now catalogue your mineral collection using our free mineral catalogue system on mindat.org.

It has many great advantages over a traditional application.

• It's free to use
• Your data is secure and backed-up
• Localities and mineral names easily checked against mindat.org database
• Your data is private - only you can view your catalouge information
• You can access your catalogue from any computer connected to the internet, or even an internet-enabled phone
• Link in your mindat photos
• Export your catalogue at any time (CSV format) to keep a local copy on your computer or to use with other software
• (Coming Soon) Print your own catalogue labels, box labels (TN, Micromount, etc) direct from mindat.org

Click here to start your collection catalogue

Create and Edit your Mindat Page

You're free to add your own content to your page, but please be aware of the following rules:

1. No advertising (you can, within reason, mention who you work for or that you are a mineral dealer. But make it a personal page, not an advert).
2. No offensive, extreme, abusive, racist, defamatory, rude, creationist or other unwelcome content. Please report any abuse to the management.
3. Do not type in ALL UPPER CASE LETTERS. Caps Lock is not your friend.
4. All content is added subject to approval and may be rejected or edited without warning by the editors.

If you don't want to have a public page, simply don't fill in the information on this page and you'll keep the basic page. Have fun!

Activate Your Page	- Your page will not be shown online until this is checked.
Page Title (max 50 characters)		(for example 'Jolyon's Mindat Home Page')
Your Page
Top Image	- Default - 530207 - Beryl
	Select the photo you want shown at the top of your page. Note we only allow you to select from the 50 photos in your collection with the highest rating - so go and update your images with your personal rating to make sure you can select them here.
Contact Form	- check this box if you want to add a secure contact form for people to get in touch with you.