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Butte Creek at Crowley Road Rockhounding

Butte Creek at Crowley Road: A Remote Rockhounding Adventure

2025-02-25
Mud Ridge Obsidian

Mud Ridge at Burns – Oregon’s Volcanic Glass

2025-02-13
Glass Butte and Little Glass Butte Oregon Rockhounding Obsidian

Glass Butte and Little Glass Butte: The Best Places to Find High-Quality Obsidian

2024-10-27
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Pike Creek Canyon: Steens Mountain Rockhounding

2022-12-25

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