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Identity HelpA few pieces from MacGregor Lake, QC. (old mine not listed on mindat yet)
1st Dec 2016 20:06 UTCThomas Wahl
One of them looks almost like a very black garnet. tetra(can't remember the word).....It's fractured in half. It's either hornblende, or radioactive possibly? I really don't know.
Fluorite? Or purple garnet of some sort...probably fluorite judging on how much was at the location...
Strange fractured black crystal (hornblende, radioactive, (garnet??probably not)
Just some other randoms...
I know you can only guess without exact hardness info but guesses are fine...it's very close to Lac Edelweiss, Macregor Lake, Cantley etc. (Val des monts)
1st Dec 2016 21:06 UTCReiner Mielke Expert
1st Dec 2016 21:26 UTCPierre-Luc Croteau
- See in page #16 - they relate occurrence of mica (in french).
Salutations,
1st Dec 2016 21:27 UTCPierre-Luc Croteau
http://lacmcgregorlake.ca/documents/histoiredulac2.pdf
1st Dec 2016 23:50 UTCSean
2nd Dec 2016 05:36 UTCVolkmar Stingl
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