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ThunderEggs, kind and location?
Denise
post May 4 2008, 01:33 PM
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QUOTE (ColoradoProspector @ Apr 7 2008, 05:55 PM)
Ok Mrs protector of all thundereggs that are good......here are a couple egg "yolks" that were on the verge of being scrambled.  ohmy.gif  tongue.gif
Hopefully they are just "over easy" now.  biggrin.gif

wub.gif You did fantastic Dan! Dont forget this piece that was also from the same egg half. Even egg shaped a bit...hehe
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post May 4 2008, 01:35 PM
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Here is the other side. I love the little triangle filled with shades of blue bands! It also has a red band around it on the left side. happy.gif
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post May 7 2008, 12:35 PM
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Another batch of mini ThunderEggs from New Mexico are ready to be cut.
Cant wait to see whats inside. happy.gif
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post May 8 2008, 01:17 PM
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OOOOOO Dan cut your ThunderEggs Carol!
They sure are pretty. Here is a close up picture of the largest one from this batch.
(see the duck flying in the left one?....Dan does)
I also video taped it while he cut them.....hehe

ThunderEgg cutting video coming soon.
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BTW......Thats not a crack in it...Thats an agate seam.
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post Jun 4 2008, 05:58 AM
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What does a Del Norte ThunderEgg do when waiting to be cut?



Its "Rockin' For Mining" of course....hehe


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post Jun 4 2008, 06:01 AM
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Here are a few doubles we got for polishing Jim's Geodes and ThunderEggs.
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These will be fun!
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post Nov 25 2008, 01:32 PM
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More pics of those neat Oregon doubles above coming soon. Even the broken one is going to put out some killer stones and or guitar picks. music017.gif

Another popular and world known egg bed is the Baker Pit near Deming, NM............this week we received a few from NM Jack as a donation in support of the CP site and club. Thank you Jack!
He will be getting some of the nicest ones back once cutting and polishing is completed here in the CP lapidary workshop. chores041.gif

So, for those of you who like the T-eggs.........keep your eyes on this thread and the Miners Market for them to be appearing soon.

For now though, we have put together a short video of one of the best from the first 3 cut. It's always fun to see what's inside for that first light so to speak when it's first cut open. Shouldn't take long to download being only a bit over 2.75 minutes long.
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And a quick pic before it's off to the CP flat lap area. Looks like stalactites if I'm reading the deposit layer right in this one.
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More cutting to be continued............soon! chores017.gif

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post Nov 26 2008, 04:56 AM
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Very cool thank you. Joe
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I love Thunder eggs! Those first eggs may be from Richardson Ranch a.k.a. Priday.

Here is a link to a gallery of my Oregon/Idaho Thunder Eggs.
Oregon / Idaho Thunder Eggs

I missed the last two pages of thunder egg photos when I started this post. Wow! there are some beautiful pieces here.


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post Nov 27 2008, 10:58 AM
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Thanks for watching JMann, glad you liked it. smile.gif

Welcome to the CP site pebblepupdotcom, if you like the thundereggs you will find many pages, pics, and info around here about them. We kinda' like em' too. excited.gif Make yourself right at home browsing around. Checked out some of your egg pics too.....very nice!
We all look forward to seeing some posts about your adventures.

Here's a pic from the webcam with another of the Baker pit eggs cut. Was actually cracked open on one side, lower 2, but still will produce (after unscrambling jawdrop.gif ) a nice half egg, plus a really cool guitar pick and a heart carving. All showing the very cool "dancing bands".

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chores041.gif Nice Eggs!! Can't wait to see more.

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Hey guys, for some reason I'm unable to download video. Can you post a couple of pics of T-Eggs??

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post Dec 1 2008, 11:50 AM
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Hi Jack,

Sorry about the downloading difficulties darn it!
Yep you bet we will have some more pics coming soon. 6" saw blade went south on that last one too........give me a few days to get some more pics/updates in here.

Wowser! they are so spiffy!! jawdrop.gif


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post Dec 4 2008, 02:06 PM
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Ok, Denise got a couple close up's of the last pictured in webcam shot two posts back (lower 2) for everyone to see better details.
First is the half egg that will be polished on the lap.
OOOO LA LA.......Great pic honey!

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Then this guitar pick was made from the single slice saved off the busted knub end..... chores017.gif Neat bands and oh look....it has a druzy pocket and so does the halfer'!

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More pics/updates to follow soon.......Enjoy.

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post Dec 20 2008, 05:23 PM
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Maybe you might have better luck downloading it from YouTube - ThunderEgg Cutting 1.

You want more ThunderEgg pics Jack......You got it!
Here is a picture of the outside of a Oregon ThunderEgg.....Sure looks interesting doesnt it?
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Even more interesting what could be inside these beauties sometimes.
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Amazing how one side of these doubles is light and the other is dark!
Yin Yang ThunderEggs?...hehe
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More ThunderEggs coming soon......


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