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Cedar Ponds quartz and amethyst
Sultan, WA US
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Uploaded on Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 07:45:09 PM
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Location Type: Public Access

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Access here may be restricted, more research needed. For more details go to the Travel Channel's treasure wiki page for Washington. It says: "(per Internet, the locals say the LAKE AREA IS PRIVATE and are vocal about no trespassing - reseach needed to determine access. Colorless quartz, amethyst scepters (to several inches). Crystals are typically gemmy and exhibit hoppered faces. Link to minerals: http://www.washingtonminerals.com/cp.htm Handy to bring along: 1. Hand Tools 2. Bucket 3. Rock hammer To clean quartz soak in hot oxalic acid.	For directions go to the Travel Channel's treasure wiki page for Washington. It says: "I wouldn't encourage actually visiting the lake itself based on other sites on the Internet. GPS coordinates: Latitude: 47.80611 Longitude: -121.80417"

Details

Directions

Access here may be restricted, more research needed.

For more details go to the Travel Channel's treasure wiki page for Washington. It says: "(per Internet, the locals say the LAKE AREA IS PRIVATE and are vocal about no trespassing - reseach needed to determine access. Colorless quartz, amethyst scepters (to several inches). Crystals are typically gemmy and exhibit hoppered faces. Link to minerals: http://www.washingtonminerals.com/cp.htm

Handy to bring along: 1. Hand Tools 2. Bucket 3. Rock hammer

To clean quartz soak in hot oxalic acid.

For directions go to the Travel Channel's treasure wiki page for Washington. It says: "I wouldn't encourage actually visiting the lake itself based on other sites on the Internet.

GPS coordinates: Latitude: 47.80611 Longitude: -121.80417"

Google Map: (The GPS marker is intended to be approximate or best guess.)

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Reference Info: http://cash-and-treasures-wiki.travelchannel.com/page/Washington
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