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COLEMAN CRYSTAL MINE, ARKANSAS |
| And on to the mines... |
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We stayed at an RV park at the Coleman Mine site and spent five days of back-breaking work in really bad working conditions to capture the elusive crystals. |
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On Thursday, Thanksgiving day, we visited another Coleman mine about 20 miles down the road. |
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Working conditions were even worse and the mud was like cement, but we persevered and found a few more of the elusive crystals. A lone shoe was all that was left of one poor sole that was long departed. |
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| The office at the mine had many crystal formations on display. Cheri claimed a piece which was quickly determined to be over the size limit. |
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| As in most of our travels, we sought nature's small world and took many pictures |
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| The gift shop at the main Coleman Mine was a treasure-house for rock-hounds. |
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| When we finally got back home, we tallied the loot and just then realized how many great crystals we had found. |
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