Michigan

Change: (Local beach, park, etc)General description: How to get there: Grade this location: (A to F): GPS coordinates: Handy to bring along:1.2.3. Helpful notes to newcomers: Location #12: (Local beach, park, etc)General description: How to get there: Grade   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1652)

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Change: (Local beach, park, etc)General description: How to get therethere: : Grade this location: (A to F): GPS coordinates: Handy to bring along:1.2.3. Helpful notes to newcomers: Location #11: (Local beach, park, etc)General description: How to get there:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1528)

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Change: Look for the dark green, small round or almond shape nodules in country rock. Sometimes they will have weathered out of the rock and can be found lying on the ground. VIDEO FROM THIS AREAUpload a YouTube or Google video of geocaching or treasuring hunting excursions from this area.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1410)

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Change: There is an abundance of dark green serpentine as well as : quartz, calcite, rutile, pyrite and at least 24 other minerals. During the most productive period (1883-1897) $645,792 worth of gold was shipped hrom the mine. How to get there:Go west from Ishpeming   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1193)

Change: Ishpeming, Michigan is in the Upper Peninsula. From downtown, take Division/BR 28 east to Jasper St., turn south. The Knob is in one block. Grade this location: (A to F): GPS coordinates: Handy to bring along:1. Safety Gear2. Rock Hammer3. Chesil4. Rock bag   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 892)

Change:  Use a bucket of water to wet the dry limestone above the swash zone. Lots of Petoskey's and many folks don't hunt in the dry zone. Location #2: (local beach, park etc)Lake Superior Agates are well known. I found quite a few at Great Sand Bay   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 725)

Change: :If you're new to hunting petoskey's, hunt along the edge of the beach where the stones are wet. It will be easier to see their "eyes". Location #2: (Local beach, park, etc)General description: How to get there: Grade this location: (A to F): GPS coordinates:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 459)