Thanks. I love me some meteorites. :)

This specimen has been sold and is moving on to a new home with an appreciative collector in Denmark.

Thanks. There are a few of us hiding in the nooks and crannies here. :)

Thanks! I like finding the most unusual specimens. It can be a fun challenge. :)

I am the image source - it is in the caption. I just edited it to make it more clear. :)

I'm jealous. I have yet to find one on my own. I did hunt the Osceola fall in early 2016, but didn't find anything.

Me too. Populate it with tags I find interesting.

Hi Terry, I wish I had more time available to get involved, but I am spread pretty thin online. I've never been a chat room type of guy. I always keep chat functions turned off on the various social media

I wonder why the recent spike in new accounts? That is quite a jump. Does that represent requests to create new accounts, or new accounts that were approved and created?

Thanks! I hope to post more of my fossil hunting adventures soon. :)

As long as the bot upvotes me every time, and I am not being punished in some way, then I am OK with it. I've never used Discord.

Yes, that is where I originally posted the article. I am the author.

If you ever come down to Florida, look me up and I will show you some great locations to hunt on public property where you can keep your finds. Getting a permit, even for a non-resident of Florida, is

Yes, that is my original article. I am the author. :)

I feel your pain. I buy and sell over the internet for the last 15 years. During that time, I have had many packages go missing, get delayed, or be damaged. I have clients all over the world, and the United

Thanks Kadna! :)

Hi @agmore - thanks for the kind words. Florida has been inhabited by various indigenous tribes for the last 13,000 years (approx.). So it's not unusual to find projectile points, tools, pottery, and other

As I learned more about optics, I was surprised to learn that a typical small scratch does not adversely impact image quality or resolution to any noticeable degree - depending on where the scratch resides

Enjoy your scope. It's a deep and fun rabbit hole to go down. It can be addictive. I hope you get clear dark skies with it. :)

That is an earlier version of this article that I posted there. I am the author.