Rock Hounds at Freeport Rec

Posted Thursday, September 3, 2015 11:00 am

Josh Cohen took a closer look at a piece of titanium quartz.

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Alex Otis held obsidian opal and Emily Herrera held a piece of white opal, her favorite stone.

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Brandon Schwartz and Aanah Coder checked out some minerals.

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Those who love dazzling geodes or fine mineral specimens gathered at the Freeport Recreation Center last weekend to view the unique display of gems and minerals.

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Rock Hounds at Freeport Rec

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