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Rock Painting and Egg Hunt: Easter Fun at The Hub
This year’s Easter Fair at The Hub was one of those days that just rocked—sunshine, families, and a steady buzz of activity from start to finish. Our rock painting table, rare rockhound eggs, spin-to-win, club crafts, and specimen displays were all a hit. The Hub did a wonderful job creating a true fair experience, complete…
The Cabochon Process
Members often turn stones into cabochons (polished stones with a flat back and domed top). The general process includes: Water is always used during grinding and polishing to keep stones cool and reduce dust. Finished cabochons can be: No two stones are ever the same — that’s part of the fun. Metalwork & Jewelry Tools In addition…
Where the Laurel Stone Lives: Meades Creek Field Trip
On Sunday March 1 we headed out to Meades Creek in search of Laurel Stone — and it did not disappoint. It was one of those perfect Island days. Clear skies, sunshine, and just enough warmth to make you forget it’s still early in the season. We set up two collection points so members —…